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Civil Rights in USA
Native Americans
Supreme Court
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Cards (7)
Lone Wolf v Hitchcock
1903
Lone Wolf signed treaty with
US government
- could only be changed with
4/5
of agreement from male population of tribe
Congress ignored it and allotted
millions
of acres of reservations
Supporter US government
Harrison v Laveen
1948
Two
NA
argued their
rights
were violated when they wanted to
register
to vote
Ruled in their favour
Other states continued to restrict voting
Oneida v Oneida and Madison Counties NY
1974
Oneida tribe demanded their land hack
Court ruled in their favour
Other tribes followed
Fisher v Montana 1976
tribal courts could make decision on all cases involving adoption of NA children
To secure
NA family unit
US v Sioux Nation
1980
Accepted Sioux were entitled to
$17.5million
in compensation for loss of land in Black Hills
Government broken the
Fort Laramie Treaty
Sioux refused money and fought for their land back
Seminole Tribe v Butterworth
1982
Allowed
tribes
to establish gambling enterprises on their
reservations
Exempt from state laws
Charrier v Bell
1986
NARF victory - agreed that remains dug from burial grounds belonged to NA community
Over
30
states passed subsequent laws to protect burial grounds and remains