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They felt that because they were there and found the land first, the land was technically theirs.
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How many Indian doctors in us?
why do you want to know are you Indian
What tension with the US govt over land did the Crow Indian have?
The Croww did not like all the white settelers taking their land
Was Sitting Bull the first to surrender to the US government?
He was the last native American Indian to surrender to the Us army
What was the US government's policy in dealing with the American Indian tribe?
To move them to specific lands
What was the us government's policy in dealing with American Indian tribes?
To move them to specific lands
What is an area of land where the US government forced American Indians to live?
An Indian Reservation.
Why did the US government want to move Indian trines away from the east?
The US government wanted to move the Indian tribes away from the east because it wanted to displace them.
What act did the US government pass in order to be able to move native Americans off their land into the Indian territory?
The Indian Removal Act
Why did the us government want treaties with the Indians?
So there wouldn't be wars with them and so they had a fair amount of land because the u.s. owned their land.
How many Indian doctors in us?
why do you want to know are you Indian
What is different between the Wabanaki government and the US government?
a type of government for Indian tribal , and the us govt have branches and laws for the state
What only Indian Tribe did not sign a Peace Treaty with the US Government?
no Indian group did
What form of government was established for this country in the us constitution?
The External home affairs is the one form of Indian government to constitute to the us government.
How many acres of Indian Reservation land in the US?
The Bureau of Indian Affairs administers and manages 55.7 million acres of land in behalf of American Indians, Indian Tribes and Alaskan natives.
In which year did the US government created the Bureau of Indian Affairs?
In the 1790s!
Does the US want more land?
no
An advantage for the US business in the 1800 was that?
The government sold land at a low cost. Answer this question…
