What enabled Native American tribes to make treaties with the U.S. government?
(1 point)
the ability of tribal leaders to communicate in English
Othe wealth of an individual tribe
Otheir understanding of American law
Otheir status as sovereign nations
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their status as sovereign nations
their status as sovereign nations
to make legally binding agreements
Stevens justified removing the Native Americans’ claim on the land because he believed the U.S. should expand throughout North America.
reserved portions of land
providing schools and doctors
They did not want to live next to enemies from other tribes.
Communication was difficult because of translation issues.
Stevens did not understand the role of tribal leaders.
They did not have a chance to negotiate the terms of the treaties.
immediately after the treaty process
His death became a symbol of the unjust treatment of Native Americans.
failing to keep gold prospectors off Nez Perce lands
taking back Nez Perce lands and opening it up for settlement
to make legally binding agreements
Stevens justified removing the Native Americans’ claim on the land because he believed the U.S. should expand throughout North America.
reserved portions of land
providing schools and doctors
They did not want to live next to enemies from other tribes.
Communication was difficult because of translation issues.
Stevens did not understand the role of tribal leaders.
They did not have a chance to negotiate the terms of the treaties.
immediately after the treaty process
His death became a symbol of the unjust treatment of Native Americans.
failing to keep gold prospectors off Nez Perce lands
taking back Nez Perce lands and opening it up for settlement
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