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In 1968 the American Indian Movement (AIM) was founded with the intent to pressure the US Government into compliance with treaties it signed. Several conflicts resulted in the US Government making more broken promises about fulfilling the 4,000 treaties. Since this time several branches of the AIM have attempted to gain sponsorship before the United Nations, and the world court. Several options become available once this sponsorship is achieved up to and including the armed removal of the US Government from north America and return of land ownership to the tribal people.
So the short answer would be; When European style governments (including the one operating in the USA) become honest.
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In 11990 the population of kansaas was 2477574 which included 21965 native americans what percent of people living on kansas were native americans?
If the population in 1990 in Kansas was 2,477,547 which included 21,965 Native Americans, the percent of people living in Kansas who were Native Americans is just under .1%.
What caused conflict between Native Americans and settlers?
the native Americans were mad at the settlers for taking there land and the settles were scard of the native Americans
Why did native Americans and African Americans couldn't have a citizenship?
No reason the whites just didn't like them just because their skin color was different.
What most likely caused conflict between Native Americans and European Settlers?
The Native Americans had land. The European Settlers wanted it. That is not just the "most likely" cause, that is the cause.
How did growing troubles between English colonists and Native Americans change life in New England?
by 1630 a lot of colonist did not come over after the pilgrims. when they did a lot of them thought they did not need the help of the native Americans. so they started to take over the native Americans' land. more happened but that is how the troubles grew between English colonist and the native Americans
