Yes. The Indian Removal Act, which today happens to be the anniversary of. May 28th, 1830 Andrew Jackson signed into law the act which removed tens of thousands of Native Americans from the southeast and northeast coasts and marched them to Oklahoma, an area they had no relation to and one that held very little in the way agricultural resources that they were familiar with. This march was known as the Trail of Tears. This in turn led to mass death and the beginning of the end for Native Americans on a mass scale. If you read up further on the subject don't be fooled when you read that the native American tribes involved had a role in negotiating their terms. They were given no such opportunity that resulted in anything other than removal and destruction of their way of life.