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tribal lands to the United States through treaties in which they agreed to move to lands reserved for them or assigned to ... Eastern Shawnee , and Quapaw are the only tribes of this area who own any appreciable amount of trust land .
tribal lands to the United States through treaties in which they agreed to move to lands reserved for them or assigned to ... Eastern Shawnee , and Quapaw are the only tribes of this area who own any appreciable amount of trust land .
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The allotment system allowed the government to create surplus land that was then made available for white settlers by giving much smaller tracts of land for each tribal member rather than dividing the entire reserved land .
The allotment system allowed the government to create surplus land that was then made available for white settlers by giving much smaller tracts of land for each tribal member rather than dividing the entire reserved land .
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interests were lost in the competing atmosphere of departmental and then federal / provincial disputes over the ownership and beneficial interest in Aboriginal lands and resources . In the aftermath of court cases between 1882 and the ...
interests were lost in the competing atmosphere of departmental and then federal / provincial disputes over the ownership and beneficial interest in Aboriginal lands and resources . In the aftermath of court cases between 1882 and the ...
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Contents
ALAN CALDWELL and MONICA MACAULAY | 18 |
REGNA DARNELL | 54 |
WILLIAM W GIFFIN | 68 |
Copyright | |
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