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The residents still cultivated most of the food they ate, and depended upon the money earned during the summer tourist season for living expenses.

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Other Indian tribes became dependent on tourism beginning in the 1950's

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The U.S government wanted the Native Americans to leave their lands, and move to the cities and be exposed to the population as the immigrants.

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They lived in simple houses with tar paper roofs. They had electricity yet plumbing was limited. They depended on the tourism during the summer for income and many families relied on welfare.

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Native Americans sold Indian articles and would have souvenir shops. Later there was gas stations, motels, and restaurants that were built around there.

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Native Americans had an official greeter in which would have a feather headdress and would charge tourists if they wanted to take pictures of the totem poled or tepees.

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They had 57,000 acres of land and had lived by farming. The native Americans were drawn into the country's cash economy.

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Created a new law where all social services where to be run by the government and those who had one had to pay taxes. This cause unemployment to rise for the Menominee where they lost a lot of their rights and services they had.

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They owned more than 20,000 acres of the best timberland in the state. The Menominee had their sawmills where many of the members worked and received a wage. The government took many of their opportunities that they had and forced them to do things they didn't want to do.

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The act as well helped the Native Americans build tribal economies, and restore freedom.

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This policy dramatically impacted the native Americans. The government had removed most of the aid, making it hard for the native Americans to receive any help kind.

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The congress passed the act in 1934 which gave the natives to manage their own lands.