Supposedly the BIA (Bureua of Indian Affairs). However, the BIA Refuses to account for the billions of dollars it holds "in trust" (funds) for Native Americans; it also refuses to release any records; and what little information that can be squeezed out of them about this money shows that they have lost most of it. This agency has also admitted to committing acts of Genocide against Indians, over the last 200 years. If asked I think most, if not all, Native Americans would say the BIA needs to be shot; and some need to be tortured to death in very slow ways. So while this agency purports to represent Native Americans, it in truth is perfect example of why Native Americans hate the US Government.
Art, music, and literature.
Hoover believed Americans should first of all have an efficiently run government that eliminated unnecessary waste. After the Great Depression hit, Hoover believed government enforced efforts via tariffs, an increase in taxes for the wealthy and corporations, and expanded public works would help ailing Americans. These efforts failed to sufficiently stimulate the economy.
The Treaty of Paris was meant to safeguard Native American land against further invasion by the English colonies. It didn't really works as planned and Colonialists still intruded upon the lands, later causing friction between them and British and becoming a small problem that led to the American Revolution.
To understand how the government works and to know the purpose of government.
The Mormons generally got on a bit better with the Native-Americans than many of the other western pioneers but the record was certainly not unblemished. One reason for the somewhat better relations was that their belief that the Native Americans were at least partially descended from the people whose record was found in the Book of Mormon. That didn't prevent all conflicts but it certainly lessened them and encouraged the early members of the church to treat the Native Americans more equitably. Funny how that works - you treat other people with some respect and you get along better with them... There is folklore to the effect that a treaty signed by Brigham Young with some of the Native Americans is one of the only treaties ever signed with them that was never broken by the white men. It would be interesting to find out if that is true. ========== The name "Mormon" comes from the "Book of Mormon," which Mormons consider scripture. The Book of Mormon is about early immigrants to this hemisphere from Jerusalem and about their history, culture, and religion. Mormons have long regarded Native Americans as a remnant of those Book of Mormon people and have been interested in proselyting or preaching to them to share what they believe is Native American scripture. Many "Indians" have joined the Mormon Church, but many have not. Native Americans obviously have a variety of ancestors, and perhaps most are not descendents of Book of Mormon people; modern archaeological research suggests that the most likely descendents of Book of Mormon people would be from Central America. Interestingly, the Mormon Church has experienced some of its greatest growth among those people of Central and South America, who obviously feel a kinship with the Book of Mormon people. During pioneer times, because of that interest in who the Native Americans were, Mormons treated them with more kindness and consideration than they often got from other American settlers, and the two groups generally got along very well. Even so, there were some clashes early in Utah history, most notably the "Walker War," a very short dispute between Chief Wakara and settlers in Utah County. In an effort to help Native Americans receive needed education, in the 1950s, the Church started a program of fostering Native American children with Mormon families throughout Utah and Idaho (and possibly other areas) during the school year. The "Indian Placement Program" continued for 20 or 30 years and resulted in many close ties between Mormon and "Indian" families. There were certainly problems and disappointments on both sides, but many children benefitted greatly before the program was eventually discontinued.
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Art, music, and literature.
It is described especially in the works of Shaw or Sutherland. See Wikipedia article "Social disorganization theory."
Wilhelm Ilbertz has written: 'Personalratswahlen' -- subject(s): Law and legislation, Works councils, Election, Employee-management relations in government
Kurt Schelter has written: 'Bayerisches Personalvertretungsgesetz' -- subject(s): Law and legislation, Works councils, Employee-management relations in government
The Central Government is the government that works from New Delhi.
Tingli Zhu has written: 'Yan zheng zhi' -- subject(s): Salt industry and trade, Early works to 1800, Law and legislation, Government policy
James Fenimore Cooper is a novelist who did most to establish the character of the Native American in literature through his works like "The Last of the Mohicans." Cooper's portrayal of Native Americans had a lasting impact on how they were perceived in literature and popular culture.
There is no significant reason that artists should be supported by the government. Artists are works as are many other American and should earn wages the same way other Americans should.
The government works for congress .
Copyright law applies virtually equally to both "hard copy" and digital works.