What enabled Native American tribes to make treaties with the U.S. government?

Question

(1 point)
Responses

the ability of tribal leaders to communicate in English
the ability of tribal leaders to communicate in English

the wealth of an individual tribe
the wealth of an individual tribe

their understanding of American law
their understanding of American law

their status as sovereign nations

Answer 1

The correct response is their status as sovereign nations.

Native American tribes are recognized as sovereign nations, which allows them to enter into treaties with the U.S. government. This status affords them certain rights and powers, including the ability to negotiate and enter agreements.