Federal policies since the 1930s have
a. destroyed nearly one-third of all Indian reservations.
b. disbanded all major tribes.
c. emphasized a sense of Indian identity.
d. stressed assimilation.
e. undercut movements to allow Indians full citizenship.
Question 2
Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock affirmed
a. Indians right to citizenship.
b. the complete autonomy of Indian tribes.
c. the power of Congress to regulate Indian lands and affairs.
d. the power of states to remove Indians from their territories.
e. the right of the president to negotiate treaties with Indian tribes.
Skull of Crocuta sivalensis, an extinct Indian hyena
A page from Kelileh o Demneh dated 1429, from Herat, a Persian translation of the ancient Indian Pan
Indian palm squirrel (Funambulus palmarum)
Indian Bullfrog
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Timeline of some of the key changes to the Indian Act: Practices of assimilation and responses to it