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Native Americans affected virtually every aspect of our lives today, including language, government, literature, recreation, medicine, hygiene, and food. Europeans influenced Cherokee politics and society and threatened their entire belief system. Their influence also brought dramatic changes in population size, settlement patterns and men’s and women’s traditional roles. Although some European influences were positive, most were negative, and much of traditional Cherokee culture has been lost forever.

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In what way did the Termination policy affect the Menominee's ?

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In what way did the Termination policy affect the Menominee's ?

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Social services were disrupted, and thei logging and lumbering industry came to a virtual stand still. As a result, unemployment rose, along with bitter frustration and dissatisfaction among tribal members.

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What rights did the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 give Native Americans? 

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What rights did the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 give Native Americans? 

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It gave the Native Americans greater control of their own affairs and allowed them to manage their own lands. It also provided federal funds to help the build tribal economies, restored freedom of religion, and encouraged tribes to receive their own cultural traditions. =

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How did those who moved to urban areas fared ?

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How did those who moved to urban areas fared ?

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Because many of the Native Americans weren't educated enough, they lacked skills to get into factory jobs. Many just lived off what they had with other nonwhite groups .

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What did the government do to make them move ?

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What did the government do to make them move ?

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The government decided to make the cost lower for their housing and relocating would require no money

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How did the U.S. government change its approach to Indian's in the 1950's. 

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How did the U.S. government change its approach to Indian's in the 1950's. 

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The U.S. government would no longer support Indian tribes and that all Indian affairs would be turned over to the states in which the tribes resided. It was intended to encourage them to leave their lands, move to cities , treaties between the U.S. gov. and Native Americans and denied the rights that the government had once guaranteed.

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How did the government send people west?

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How did the government send people west?

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Cheap rent attracted people so they decided to move

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What was the termination resoulution intended to do? 

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What was the termination resoulution intended to do? 

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The resolution broke all former treaties between the U.S. government and Native Americans and denied the rights that the government had once guaranteed.

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Who depended on tourism?Easter cherokees depended on tourism, northwest was North  Carolina owned 57 thousand  acres adjacent  to the smokey mountains

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Who depended on tourism?Easter cherokees depended on tourism, northwest was North  Carolina owned 57 thousand  acres adjacent  to the smokey mountains

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Which Tribes owned the best resources?                                                                               The Menomiees and Algonquian tribe from Wisconsin owned more than 200,000 acres of the  best timberland in the state 👻

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Which Tribes owned the best resources?                                                                               The Menomiees and Algonquian tribe from Wisconsin owned more than 200,000 acres of the  best timberland in the state 👻