What did the indian removal act authorize the president to do? a. sell state land to native americans b. exchange western land for native american land in the south c. forcibly remove native americans from us territory d. buy land from native americans

The Indian removal act authorized the president (Andrew Jackson at the time) not to sell the land to the natives, did not forcibly remove them or buy the land from them. We exchanged land with NA, making them move farther west while we took the middle eastern states.

So that being said your answer is B

Divine right of rulers is a principle in legislative issues where rulers apply a flat out power on its reign upheld in the conviction that the lord got its position from God.

Explanation:

That implied that the ruler was not considered responsible for his activities and individuals expected to obey aimlessly.   The roots of Divine right originates from the medieval occasions in Europe and were equivalent to the progressive system of the congregation.  Constitutionalism is a political reasoning that built up that the specialist of the administration originates from the general population and it is constrained by the law in the constitution.  Constitutionalism truly impacts the most on the arrangement of the United States of America, and initially was acquired by the British Carta Magna.