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What is the legal status in the US of a native Puerto Rican?
American citizen by birthright
Is it all possible to become Native American?
No you cannot just become a native American if you were not born of this ethnicity, however, if one of your parents has Native blood you could apply for Native Status providing you have the proof and proper documentation.
What makes Native American communities different from other minority communities?
Native American communities have distinct tribal identities and cultures that have been historically marginalized and oppressed by colonial powers. They have unique legal status as sovereign nations within the United States. Additionally, their connection to lands and natural resources plays a central role in their cultural practices and identity.
What view does the Constitution take regarding the legal status of Native American nations?
They are considered state governments.
Which term best charactrrizes American natives?
The term "Indigenous peoples" best characterizes American natives, as it encompasses the diverse groups of original inhabitants of the Americas, including Native Americans, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians. This term acknowledges their unique cultures, languages, and histories, as well as their ongoing connection to their ancestral lands. Additionally, "Indigenous" reflects their status as the original stewards of these territories before European colonization.
How did the society of the Southwestern people differ from most other Native American societies?
They ranked themselves according to social and economic status.
What is the native American status card called?
that would be a CDIB card. Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood (or as I call them, genocide cards
What was the political status of Native Americans before the 1920's?
they had no political status.
Whose status was changed the most by the war of 1812 Great Britain US or native Americans?
The War of 1812 significantly impacted Native Americans the most, as it weakened their ability to resist U.S. expansion into their territories. The war led to the loss of British support for Native American tribes, resulting in diminished autonomy and increased encroachment by American settlers. In contrast, while the U.S. solidified its national identity and Britain maintained its status as a global power, the Native Americans faced greater displacement and loss of land. This shift ultimately set the stage for further conflicts and the erosion of Native American rights in the following decades.
Name one ideological position which generally supports the status quo?
Conservatives generally support the status quo.
Can a white man married to a native get native status?
No. Back in the early 90's they changed the law. Before, you could get status but that's kind of unfair.
The sovereign status of native American tribes is known as what?
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