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Who: Natives and the U.S Government.

What: Admitted natives to be given full U.S. American citizenship. (allowed them to vote.)

When: June 2, 1924

Where: All of the U.S territories.

Why: It gave the natives the ability to take part in voting.

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Who:  All natives in the U.S.

What: It gave the natives more of their land and allowed them to handle federal funds more independently. Also gave them the authority to run their own schools.

When:  January 4, 1975

Where: Native territories

Why:  To allow government agencies to enter contracts with federally recognized natives.

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General Allotment Act of 1887 (Oklahoma,  USA)

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General Allotment Act of 1887 (Oklahoma,  USA)

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Who:  The Natives & the U.S. Government

What: The government divided the native american lands into chunks for individual members of the tribe to force upon labor that would benefit U.S. society. Left over land would be sold to new settlers.

When: February 8, 1887 - June 18, 1934(Indian Reorganization Act)

Where: The Five Civilized Tribes territories in Oklahoma(Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Muscogee, and Seminole)

Why: it was to try and assimilate the natives into society

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Who: Native Americans and U.S. Gov.

What: It forcibly removed the natives from their land and relocated them from their homes.

When: 1831 - 1877

Where:  From Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Florida to territory west of the Mississippi River.

Why: President Andrew Jackson at the time signed the Removal Act of 1830 into law. This act removed the Native Americans(Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw and Seminole natives) from their land.

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Who:  Sioux & Cheyenne Natives & U.S. Army (General George A. Custer)
What: One of the many battles of the Great Sioux war of 1876
When: Jun 25, 1876 – Jun 26, 1876
Where:  Little Bighorn River in southern Montana
Why:   The confrontation over the ownership of land. The U.S. wanted the land for gold / The Sioux wanted it because it was sacred to them.

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Black Hills National Forest, Custer, SD, USA

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Battle of Little Bighorn (Blackhills, Montana)

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Battle of Little Bighorn (Blackhills, Montana)

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Who:  Sioux & Cheyenne Natives & U.S. Army (General George A. Custer)

What: One of the many battles of the Great Sioux war of 1876

When: Jun 25, 1876 – Jun 26, 1876

Where:  Little Bighorn River in southern Montana

Why:   The confrontation over the ownership of land. The U.S. wanted the land for gold / The Sioux wanted it because it was sacred to them.