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Native Americans and the US Government
Mattern, Joanne

State of affairs: Native Americans in the 21st century

Native Americans and the US Government

Mitchell Lane Publishers (2014)
9781612284422
| Library Binding
48 pages
LC Classification E93 .M455 2014
LC Control No. 2013012559

Subject

  • Indians Of North America--Government Relations.
  • Indians Of North America--Politics And Government.
  • Indians Of North America--Social Conditions.

Plot

Native Americans were the first people to live in what would later become the United States, but once European settlers arrived, the native people's lives changed forever. As the US formed its own government and expanded to cover the land from coast to coast, Native Americans were pushed off their land, treated violently, and stripped of their rights, language, and culture. Over the years, the government made many efforts to work with native people, and those natives fought to regain their rights. This book covers the entire story of US government and Native American relations, from the arrival of the first Europeans to the difficulties tribes still face today as they struggle to manage their own affairs and live peaceful and prosperous jives here in the United States. Book jacket.

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Notes

Includes bibliographical references (pages 42-43) and index.