Worcester V. Georgia

A case in which the Supreme Court held that Indians were entitled to federal protection. Worcester v. Georgia. This 1832 Supreme Court decision ruled that states could not impose laws on Native American lands, affirming their sovereignty.

Worcester V. Georgia Definition - Easy to Understand
Worcester V. Georgia Definition - Easy to Understand

Worcester V. Georgia: A case in which the Supreme Court held that Indians were entitled to federal protection. Worcester v. Georgia. This 1832 Supreme Court decision ruled that states could not impose laws on Native American lands, affirming their sovereignty.

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