What additional purpose did forts, such as Fort Gibson and Fort Towson, serve after the Indian Removal Act was passed in 1830? A. They prevented trade between Native Americans and whites. B. They doubled up as schools to educate Native Americans. C. They helped displaced Native American tribes fight other tribes. D. They protected Native Americans who had migrated from the East.
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After the Indian Removal Act was passed in 1830, forts like Fort Gibson and Fort Towson served the purpose of D. They protected Native Americans who had migrated from the East. These forts were established to provide protection and support for the forcibly relocated Native American tribes, particularly during their journey along the Trail of Tears and in their new territories in the West.