Respuesta :
Yes, because of the breaking of promises and treaties, bringing the advantage of them, and Indian agents stealing the food and other supplies for Indian tribes, and selling it for profit exists why Native Americans grew exhausted of the white man.
What is criticisms of the treatment of Native Americans against the U.S. government?
Yes, because of the breaking of promises and treaties, bringing the advantage of them, and Indian agents stealing the food and other supplies for Indian tribes, and selling it for profit exists why Native Americans grew exhausted of the white man.
Roosevelt, with the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934, which completed allotment, banned the further sale of Native American land and produced some lands to the tribes. After World War II, however, proposals arose in favor of assimilation, cessation of tribes, and an end to reservations.
Federal policy existed enshrined in the General Allotment (Dawes) Act of 1887 which passed that Indian Reservation land existed to be separated into plots and allocated to individual Native Americans.
Native Americans, also understood as First Americans, Indigenous Americans, American Indians, and other terms exist in the Indigenous public of the United States, including Hawaii and territories of the United States, and other periods limited to the mainland.
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