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Autonomy, or self-government, for Native Americans.
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∙ 10y agowas to restore land.
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how did the gov. fail to achieveits goal of assimililation for american indians
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uniting Indian opposition to white settlement in the West.
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False.
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It ended in arrests.
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help Native Americans living in urban areas
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How many members are there in the American Indian Movement as of 2010?Yes , thanks
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to remove them from there land
2 groups of people who used Alcatraz after it shutown?
American Indian Occupation through the American Indian Movement "AIM"
What year was the was the American Indian movement?
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all of the above
What as the goal of schools for American Indian youths such as the carlisle school?
all of the above
The American Indian Movement was founded in what year?
Officially, it was 1968. However, the American Indian has been fighting for native rights for 500 years.
What group fought for the recognition of treaty rights?
Native American
