How did President Andrew Jackson react to the Supreme Court's decision in Worcester v. Georgia?

He praised the decision and sent troops to enforce it.

He ignored the ruling and allowed Georgia's actions to proceed.

He called for a new session of Congress to nullify the court's decision.

He offered to purchase the Cherokee lands at a much higher price.

The conflict between President Jackson's refusal to act and the Supreme Court's ruling in Worcester v. Georgia is a key historical example of a breakdown in...

the diplomatic relationship between the U.S. and foreign powers.

the system of checks and balances.

the process for admitting new states into the Union.

the congressional power to declare war and raise armies.

attempting to impose its laws and seize Cherokee land.

refusing to allow Cherokee children into public schools.

trying to collect federal income taxes from the tribe.

blocking Cherokee access to the Mississippi River.

His plan to work with the judiciary to protect the Cherokee.

His intention to ignore the Supreme Court's legal authority.

His belief that the decision was unconstitutional and required appeal.

His respect for John Marshall's legal reasoning in the case.