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Stewart Indian School opens to assimilate children. Stewart removed children from their families, forbidding the speaking of native languages, and implemented other forms of harsh treatment.
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Congress passed Indian Appropriations Act to provide money to buy land for homeless Washoes and purchase land for non-reservation Nevada Indians.
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Twenty acres of land purchased by BIA for RSIC for $6,000.
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Native Americans became US citizens.
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The RSIC established its first constitution and formed a Tribal Council.
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RSIC Constitution amended several times. City of Reno and City of Sparks envelop the RSIC
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This act was to reverse the traditional goal of assimilating Native Americans, and instead strengthens, encourages and perpetuates the tribes and their historic traditions and culture.
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Additional acres of land purchased by BIA for $4,300 for RSIC.
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The Congressional Act allowed RSIC to receive 1,920 acres of land to extend the reservation to Hungry Valley.
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RSIC celebrated 80 years of sovereignty.