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Military Campaigns of the Indian Wars: Black Hawk (April 26 – September 30, 1832)

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A faction of Sac and Fox Indians, living in eastern Iowa and led by Black Hawk, threatened to go on the warpath in 1832 when squatters began to preempt Illinois lands formerly occupied by the two

John Marshall – McCulloch v. Maryland

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McCulloch v. Maryland (1819) was one of several decisions during the 1810s and 1820s, involving the balance of power between the federal government and the states, where he repeatedly affirmed

What is a tribal school?

Since the early 1800s, the Bureau of Indian Affairs assumed responsibility for the education of children on reservations through Indian schools.

Do treaties grant Native Americans special rights today?

In the Pacific Northwest, tribes are able to hunt, fish and gather food as their ancestors did. On all reservations, tribes have accessto free education and medical care provided by the federal

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What is trust land?

Land held by the United States for the use and benefit of American Indian tribes. Virtually all trust land is located in reservations. Tribes also have the ability to purchase land and to petition

Why is it called a reservation?

The term originates from the federal government’s act of reserving land for federal purposes. In the United States, there are two kinds of reserved land that are well known: military and

What is a reservation?

Indian reservations are areas of land reserved by the federal government as permanent tribal homelands. The United States established its reservation policy for American Indians in 1787. Today

Are Indian tribes and Indian nations the same?

Yes. The federally recognized tribes are considered self-governing - or sovereign nations by Congress. Thus, the federal government deals with tribes as political entities, not as persons of a

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