Question
What was an important financial impact of citizenship on Indigenous people?(1 point)
Responses
Citizenship took away all rights to own land and profit from it.
Citizenship took away all rights to own land and profit from it.
Citizenship includes the obligation to pay taxes to the federal government.
Citizenship includes the obligation to pay taxes to the federal government.
Citizenship had no significant financial impacts on Indigenous people.
Citizenship had no significant financial impacts on Indigenous people.
Citizenship freed Indigenous people from burdensome regulations put on their business activity.
Responses
Citizenship took away all rights to own land and profit from it.
Citizenship took away all rights to own land and profit from it.
Citizenship includes the obligation to pay taxes to the federal government.
Citizenship includes the obligation to pay taxes to the federal government.
Citizenship had no significant financial impacts on Indigenous people.
Citizenship had no significant financial impacts on Indigenous people.
Citizenship freed Indigenous people from burdensome regulations put on their business activity.
Answers
Answered by
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The most accurate response regarding the financial impact of citizenship on Indigenous people is:
**Citizenship includes the obligation to pay taxes to the federal government.**
This is significant because, while citizenship provided certain rights and benefits, it also imposed financial responsibilities, such as taxation, which previously did not apply to many Indigenous individuals and communities.
**Citizenship includes the obligation to pay taxes to the federal government.**
This is significant because, while citizenship provided certain rights and benefits, it also imposed financial responsibilities, such as taxation, which previously did not apply to many Indigenous individuals and communities.
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