The story of Four governments' laws on Native land and labour, 1542 to 1830

1542–1830

Four governments’ laws on Native land and labour, 1542 to 1830. The Spanish, British, French and U.S. governments each made law about Native peoples’ land and labour, on different terms and dates.

Four governments’ laws on Native land and labour, 1542 to 1830 involved The Spanish Crown, the British government, The colonial administration of New France, the U.S. Congress and Andrew Jackson.

Four governments’ laws on Native land and labour, 1542 to 1830 appears in Royal Proclamation of 1763, Raudot’s ordinance of 1709 and Indian Removal Act of 1830.

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