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Explanation: Being pressured to leave the reserves to move to the Indian country or territory, was an unjustifiable action by the government through the Forced Transfer Law and therefore this refusal was given by the Amerindians to a new relocation, since They were already accustomed to their environment and lifestyle and leaving their territories unexpectedly represented new adaptations and risked the loss of their ancestral customs and traditions. However, many of them who disagreed with the law, found themselves in the painful need to reach an agreement with the government and resign themselves bitterly to being stripped of their land and to live in territories other than their own.
