A.   To offer an official account of Native American history.

B.   Historically, Native history has been told from a non-Native perspective, which has led to cultural misunderstandings. Thus, they seek to recount Native American history from a Native American perspective.

C.   To bore their readers.

D.   None of these.

A.   He said that only God owned the land.

B.   He concluded that natives were true owners of the land.

C.   All of these.

D.   He said that the Spanish could claim ownership of the land by right of discovery.

A.   He suggested that discovery did indeed give title to the land, thereby superseding any rights that Natives had to the land.

B.   He privileged the land rights of specific tribes the Cherokee.

C.   He said that only land west of the Appalachians could be claimed by the US by right of discovery.

D.   None of these.

A.   The treaty documents were often written in English and weren't always honestly translated.

B.   All of these.

C.   Treaties were approved by selected chiefs rather than by the entire tribe. leading to intra-tribal disputes.

D.   Treaties were often amended by the Senate after they had been signed.

A.   The relocation of southern/eastern tribes to reservations in the west.

B.   None of these

C.   The stripping away of US citizenship.

D.   The deliberate genocide of certain tribes.

A.   Indians wanted to become day laborers.

B.   Indians wanted to become miners.

C.   Indians wanted to become farmers and had the capacity to do so

D.   Indians wanted an education.

A.   It showed that Indians could be effectively assimilated through boarding school education programs.

B.   It showed that US policy toward Indians had largely been ineffective and that the government had not appropriated enough funds to permit the Indian Service to do its job effectively.

C.   It showed that US government allotment and assimilation policy had been effective.

D.   It showed that Indians were incapable of becoming part of American society.

A.   Enabling tribes to organize for their common welfare

B.   Preventing the transfer of Indian land to anyone but the tribe itself.

C.   All of these.

D.   Minimizing federal control of tribal affairs by empowering tribal governments

A.   TRUE

B.   FALSE