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Native American Timeline
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Native American Timeline
By- Jeremiah, Jacob, Elijah, and Shelby
1968
1968
In 1968 AIM was established in Minnesota to fight for the native peoples rights. This is also the year the aim patrol was established to keep an eye on the police of Minneapolis Minnesota. This was to make sure the police did not mistreat the native people.
1969
1969
The occupation of alcratraz was planned by Richard Oakes and Native American students. As well as some local Native Americans who called themselves the Indians of all tribes. This group came together at night and invaded alcatraz taking up occupation there.
1970
1970
A group of Native Americans was led by the San Francisco-based United Native Americans. They went to the top of Mount Rushmore which was about 3,000ft high, and they set up a camp to protest the broken treaty of Fort Laramie. They also seized a replica of the Mayflower in Boston Harbour.
1972
1972
1974
1974
Aim called for a gathering of indigenous people from across the Western Hemisphere on the land of standing rock. Energy transfer partners (ETP) demolished an area that contained "significant native artifacts and native sites".
1975
1975
1978
1978
The longest walk major national protest event that began in San Francisco where a group of American Indians set out to Washington, DC, to symbolize the forcing of the removal of Indians from their ancestral homes".
1980
1980
President Jimmy Carter signs the Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act
1982
Indian Mineral Development Act (1982)
The Indian Mineral Devolopment Act was "to permit Indian tribes to enter into certain agreements for the disposition of tribal mineral resources", acording to Congress.gov.
It allowed agreements from Indian tribes for the devolopement of the minerals for energy and non-energy.
It also provided the Tribes to develop their minerals in any way they wanted. No form of agreement was required to be prescribed.
1988
Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (1988)
In 1988, the Indian Gaming Regulatory act, (IGR) was released. It gave protection to the Native Indias form the government to not tax their lands. This meant that they could have the casino and didnt have to worry about being taxed.