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What tribe declared itself a sovereign nation adopted a written legal code containing both Indian and us laws?
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Cherokee Indians
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Which Native American tribe adopted a constitution in hopes of being able to hold onto their lands?
The Cherokee tribe adopted a constitution in 1827 in the hopes of being able to hold on to their land in the US state of Georgia. This written constitution declared the Cherokee to be a sovereign nation. They based this on United States policy; in former treaties, Indian nations had been declared sovereign so they would be legally capable of ceding their lands.
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