Native American Rights

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    Trail of Tears

    After being forcefully removed from their land, beginning in 1817, many different tribes including Choctaw, Seminole, Chickasaw, and Cherokee were relocated west in droves.
  • Indian Removal Act Passed

    Indian Removal Act Passed
    Under Andrew Jackson, the United States Congress passes the Indian Removal Act on May 28th of 1830. The law allowed Andrew Jackson to make deals with Indian Tribes for their removal from the land for the Federal Government.
  • The Sand Creek Massacre

    The Sand Creek Massacre
    In response to a band of Cheyenne Indians raiding a number of ranches, Colonel John M. Chivington opens fire on the Indian encampment of Sand Creek, killing 150 people. Info: Book
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    Website Title: National Parks Service
    Article Title: History & Culture
    Publisher: U.S. Department of the Interior
    Electronically Published: April 29, 2015
    Date Accessed: April 30, 2015
    Author: United States. National Park Service
  • Battle of Little Bighorn

    Battle of Little Bighorn
    George Armstrong Custer led his troops into an outnumbered attack against the Sioux indians. The Sioux easily defeat them in the largest Indian victory of the time. Info: Book
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    Article Title: Battle of the Little Bighorn
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    Date Accessed: April 30, 2015
  • The Indian Reorganization Act

    The Indian Reorganization Act
    The Indian Reorganization Acr helped protect Native American lands and also provided financial support to aid economic developments. This also helped redevelope Indian Governments. Info:
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    Article Title: Indian Reorganization Act
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    Website Title: TAHPDX Indian Reorg Act
    Article Title: TAHPDX: History Topic
    Date Accessed: April 30, 2015
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    Indian Termination Policy

  • Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968

    Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968
    The Indian Civil Rights Act allows many Native American tribes, not all, the Bill of Rights. And this will allow the Native Americans to have freedom of speech and religion. Which cannot make them see as any less of an American Citizen for their religious practices.
  • Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968 Citations

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    Website Title: Wikipedia
    Article Title: Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968
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    Date Accessed: April 30, 2015
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    Website Title: Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968
    Article Title: Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968
    Date Accessed: April 30, 2015
  • Native American Gaming Regulatory Act

    Native American Gaming Regulatory Act
    This allows Indians to regulate gaming on Indian lands. This allows casinos such as Pattowatomi and Ho Chunk to be in effect today. This allows economic development in the Indian tribes. Info: Website Title: Wikipedia
    Article Title: Indian Gaming Regulatory Act
    Publisher: Wikimedia Foundation
    Date Accessed: April 30, 2015
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    Website Title: 'LegalMatch: Business Law'
    Article Title: Primer on Indian Gaming Regulation
    Date Accessed: April 30, 2015