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Native American Sovereignty
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Conclusion
Native American tribes have a right to sovereignty and self-determination without influence from outside entities.
Native American Sovereignty
Darian Gambetta
Prevalence
- August 2017
- Cherokee Freedmen
- Constitutional Change
Nations
- Individual Nations
- Moldova
- Recognition Support
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Response
- Written Language
- Art
- Democracy
- Constitution
- History
Background/Objections
- Inconsistencies
- Andrew Jackson
- Worcester v. Georgia (1832)
- Talton v. Mayes (1896)
Sovereignty and Self-Determination
- Sovereignty: the ability to create, regulate, and abide by laws that coincide with U.S. Constitution, on tribal land
- Self-Determination: the process by which a country determines its own statehood and forms its own allegiances and government
Introduction
Native American tribes have had complete sovereignty for thousands of years before the US government felt the need to regulate tribal activities, and the tribes should have the same power of complete self-governance they originally had.
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