Based on the passage, what can you infer about President Jackson's feelings about removing the Cherokee from their land?

A. He thought it should happen, even if the courts said it was illegal.

B. He was conflicted about whether to listen to John Ross or Major Ridge.

C. He preferred it, but only if a treaty was signed between the Cherokee and the government.

D. He thought $5 million was too much to give the Cherokee in exchange for leaving their land.