Who founded the American Indian Movement (AIM) in 1968 to achieve self-determination and the revival of tribal traditions?*1 pointa. César Chávezb. Phyllis Schlaflyc. Betty Friedand. American Indian leaders

How did Arthur C. Parker and other early-twentieth-century Indian activists challenge the popular concept of Indian backwardness?

Although past Indian reformers thought complete assimilation in white culture was in the best interest of their communities, the Society of American Indians promoted – and a common cause of remedying injustices and preserving some aspects of Native culture. Specifically, the Society advocated for better – opportunities for Indians and limiting the influence the – had over Native communities.spiritualspecific tribal allegiancesorganizationalU.S. ArmyeducationalBureau of Indian Affairspan-Indian identity

In 1871, the United States declared American Indians to be wards of the federal government and implemented a strategy of forced __________, a policy that had the official goal of turning native peoples into “Americans.”A.pluralismB.genocideC.segregationD.assimilation

How did Native Americans incorporate progressive practices to their own ends?

The American Indian Movement (AIM) took over which abandoned facility in San Francisco Bay in 1969?*1 pointa. Alcatraz Island prisonb. Wounded Knee reservationc. Fort Sumterd. Little Bighorn Battlefield