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Analyze the historical, legal, economic and social issues related to
Indian policies. (I-VI)
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Review United States Governmental policies relating to Indians and
explain how these policies impact Indian sovereignty. (I-VI)
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Define the "trust relationship" that exists between the United States
government and Indian nations. (II)
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Describe how the "trust relationship" with the United States
government has impacted Indian policies throughout history. (II)
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Review authority and responsibilities of state and local governments
and describe their impact on Indian policies. (II- VI)
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Identify and describe federal regulating agencies that Indians utilize
for funding, regulating responsibilities and enforcement and explain
their impact on and off the reservation. (IV-VI)
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Review the authority and responsibilities of tribal governments and
describe the impact of their policies on Indian Nations and on the
individual tribal member. (IV-VI)
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Identify and describe the variety of governmental structures found
among Indian Nations in the United States. (IV)
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Identify jurisdictional conflicts among tribal, federal, state, and
local governments, and describe how these conflicts impact Indian
policies related to economic and natural resources development, water
rights, and land issues. (V-VI)
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Summarize contemporary legal and congressional sentiment regarding
Indian policies. (VI)
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