Why was the Meriam Report important for the passing of the Indian Reorganization Act?

Question

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Responses

It led to the division of reservation land for individuals.
It led to the division of reservation land for individuals.

It promoted the acts of Billy Frank Jr. for fishing rights.
It promoted the acts of Billy Frank Jr. for fishing rights.

It allowed Native Americans the right to sue the United States.
It allowed Native Americans the right to sue the United States.

It made public the unfair policies of the United States.
It made public the unfair policies of the United States.

Answer 1

It highlighted the poor living conditions on reservations and the inadequate federal policies towards Native Americans, leading to public awareness and support for the Indian Reorganization Act.

Answer 2

not an option

Answer 3

I apologize for the oversight. The correct option is: It made public the unfair policies of the United States. The Meriam Report exposed the harsh living conditions and inadequate policies towards Native Americans, which helped generate public support for the Indian Reorganization Act.