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Who: Charles Curtis

What: Charles Curtis was both the first Native American to become a Senator and also the first Native American Vice President. He was Vice President from 1929-1933.

Where: U.S.A

When: 1907

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Who: Jim Thorpe

What: Jim Thorpe Who was the First Native American to win two gold medals in the Olympics is now considered one of the greatest athletes in the world.

Where: Stockholm, Sweden

When: 1912

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Who: Ute Indians

What: The Ute Indians had 84,000 acres of land which the U.S Government took because of the rights to oil share reserves.

Where: Utah

When: 1916

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Who: Choctaw Indians

What: The Choctaw soldier helped the U.S during World War I by secretly communicating with them using their language.

Where: France

When: September of 1918

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Who: U.S. Congress

What: All Native Americans within territorial limit of the U.S. were granted citizenship.

Where: U.S.

When: June 2, 1924

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Who: Navajo Nation

What: During World War II in the U.S, members of the Navajo Nation created a code to communicate over radio.

Where: Coral Sea

When: 1942

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Who: Lyndon Johnson

What: President Lyndon B. Johnson signed an Indian Civil Rights Act into law.

Where: U.S.

When: April 11, 1968

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Who: Indians of All Tribes (IOAT)

What: During 1969, 89 people went to Alcatraz prison to protest about how the government has taken the Island from them. In 1970, many buildings were burnt to the ground, but the people claimed that it was an accident. The were somewhat successful and gained some land bac but none from Alcatraz.

Where: Alcatraz

When: 1969 - 1971

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Who: New York and Native Americans

What: New York state starts collecting sales tax on tobacco products sold on Native American reservations.

Where: Native American reservations/New York

When: 2011

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Who: Odawa Indians

What: The Odawa Indians were the third tribe to support LGBTQ members.

Where: Indian Reservations

When: 2013