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  Clyde Link
 * Found AIM (American Indian Movement).
 *Wanted to fix the Indian Americans life style.Eductaion, housing, and commuinty life.
 *Worked with Bureau of Indian Affairs to list out demands.
 * In 2001 called for change in Minneapolis public school system.
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  AIM Link
 * Help Indians in Urban ghettos, becouse of the goverment displaced them
 * Wanted to establish the Indian demands such as economic independence, protection of legal right, renewal of traditions, and restoration of land illegaly taken away.
 * Accomplishment NA, are eligible for receving goverment funds for buliding homes, schools, and maintain thier community.
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  Alcatraz 1 -Movement goals were to:
 gain power, and respect for Indian people
 to reclaim thier land.
 -was a land mark for the Indian American movement.
 -79 origionally set out but only 14 made it
 -The biggest accomplishment was that it gave Indian Americans self-determination.
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  BIA Link *The major goals of the (BIA) were to provied service to Native Americans,and protect thier legal rights.
 *The affairs wanted to restore all the Indian arcs of homeland. *Once the affairs started at washington there were 2000 protesters. Police tried to push the protesters back.
 *After 6 days the goverment agreed on "twenty points"
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  LINK *killed about 300 Sioux at the Pine Ridge
 *Nixon's decision of banning all of AIM activites.
 *AIM leaders Russell Means and Carter Camp, together with 200 town of Wounded Knee in protest against Wilson's administration
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  - Ellected as a federal law by the 111th congress
- Signed in to law by obama
- This awarded 75,00 eligable farmers $1.5 billion
 
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  LINK* Native Americans still face problems like unemployment, economics, and education.
 * Racial discrimnation, and styerotype
 * Isolation of Native tribes in Alaska
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  LINK * There was several of Rights gained.
 *Native Americans received funding for homes, school, and community.
 * The federal goverment recovered some of the land that were illegal siezed.
 * A growth population of Native Americans.
