A) a rejection of tribal identity.
B) the concept of the "generic Indian."
C) increased isolation among urban Indians.
D) more relocations from the United States to Canada and Mexico.
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A) Seminole in 1979.
B) Pojoaque Pueblo in 1985.
C) Navaho in 1990.
D) Cabazon in 1992.
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A) stereotyping and romanticism by the dominant culture
B) poverty and discrimination
C) high drop-out rates from school
D) poor housing and health care
E) all of the above
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A) federal subsidies.
B) non-Indian disapproval of how lands are used.
C) control of native heritage.
D) loss of Indian lands.
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A) requires museums and universities to pay a fair price to tribes for artifacts.
B) caused a Kennewick man to be reburied without scientific study.
C) includes issues of religion, politics, and empowerment for native people.
D) provides for the restoration of Indian burial sites.
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A) cancer
B) gout
C) heart disease
D) alcoholism
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A) asking the Bureau of Indian Affairs to oversee tribal transactions.
B) sovereignty and land claims.
C) trying to convince the federal government to abolish reservations.
D) requesting dependent status under the federal government.
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A) cancer.
B) diabetes.
C) heart disease.
D) alcoholism.
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A) asking the BIA to oversee tribal affairs
B) sovereignty and land claims
C) trying to convince the federal government to abolish reservations
D) requesting dependent status under the federal government
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A) has partly resulted from a total rejection of tribal identity
B) has helped politically but has encouraged the concept of the "generic Indian"
C) has been detrimental to urban Indians
D) all of the above
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A) a means to retain oral histories.
B) a non-bigoted view of native cultures.
C) an opportunity to focus on contemporary rather than historical issues.
D) an endeavor to control the past.
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A) is an agreement between the federal government and native peoples in the United States.
B) has drastically improved the image of native peoples.
C) exemplifies the exploitation of natives by non-natives.
D) was a 16th-century notion that natives were not people.
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A) not have political influence over its members.
B) prove that its members are also enrolled in other recognized tribes.
C) have existed as a distinct community from historical times.
D) show a federal voting participation rate that exceeds 60 percent.
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