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American Indian Studies

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The idea of native sovereignty After the second world war, native individuals worldwide have indulged in some of the most profound movements in global public policy y. The movement is fundamentally charged with preserving their identities as discrete individuals and may and the unique qualities of the geographical areas from which they emerged to maintain, to some level, control over their economic, political and cultural. The constitution of the United States acknowledges Indian tribes as different governments, which have, with minimal exceptions, powers similar to the federal and State governments, which check affairs within them.


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