Question
How does a native tribe gain tribal sovereignty?
a The citizens of the state must vote for it.
a The citizens of the state must vote for it.
b The federal government recognizes it.
b The federal government recognizes it.
c The tribal council must officially declare sovereignty.
c The tribal council must officially declare sovereignty.
d The state government votes to grant sovereignty.
d The state government votes to grant sovereignty.
a The citizens of the state must vote for it.
a The citizens of the state must vote for it.
b The federal government recognizes it.
b The federal government recognizes it.
c The tribal council must officially declare sovereignty.
c The tribal council must officially declare sovereignty.
d The state government votes to grant sovereignty.
d The state government votes to grant sovereignty.
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The correct answer is:
**b The federal government recognizes it.**
Tribal sovereignty is inherent and recognized by the federal government in the United States, as tribes are considered sovereign nations. This means that tribes have the authority to govern themselves, and their sovereignty is not granted by state or local governments.
**b The federal government recognizes it.**
Tribal sovereignty is inherent and recognized by the federal government in the United States, as tribes are considered sovereign nations. This means that tribes have the authority to govern themselves, and their sovereignty is not granted by state or local governments.
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