AIM Timeline

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    Intian Trade and Intercourse Act

    This act protected Indian territories from non-Indian agression and stated that injuries caused by non-Inidans against Indians was a federal crime.
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    American Indian Movement

  • 14th Ammenment

    Gave full citizenship rights to all people born in the U.S, except for American Indians.
  • Termination Policy

    Gave states governments poer to assume jurisdiction over Indian reservations.
  • American Indian Movment (AIM)

    American Indian Movment (AIM)
    Founded 1968 in Minneapolis, Minnesota to help American Indian rights. Focused on issues of sovereignty, protection of cultural, legal, and land rights, and self determination.
  • "Special Message on Indian Affairs"

    Nixon's speech ended the termination policy of 1953 and brought up a new era of self-determination for Indian Affairs.
  • Red School House

    Provided Culturaly based education to children k-9
  • Trails of Broken Teaties

    A crosscountry caravan that started in California and ended in Washington D.C.
    First national protest of the 1970's.
    Hepled publisize AIM's position in orginizing American Indian activism.
    Lasted one week (Nov. 3-9)
  • International Indian Treaty Council

    Supports rights and cultures of indigenous people throught the western hemeshpire.
  • Woman of All Red Nations (WARN)

    Organization made to adress issues towards American Indian woman, along with their families as well.
  • Peacemaker Center

    Established to help develope and maintain violence free comunities to American Indians.