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according to marshall, how does the constitution make provision for dealing with native american groups or doesn’t it ? how does this authorize the supreme court to decide cases concerning native american and state interaction

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According to Marshall, the Constitution made provisions for dealing with Native Americans by making treaties with them.

John Marshall was known to be a judicial advocate for Indian Sovereignty. He stated that the Constitution gave power to Congress and not states in making laws that applied to the Indian tribes.

For example, in the case of Johnson v. McIntosh, he upheld the McIntosh ownership of the land purchased from the government. He believes that treaties made with Native Americans are vital for the economy.

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