The American Indian Movement 
.... traditional
Indian lands. In 1824, the Bureau of
Indian Affairs (
BIA) was formed for the purpose of overseeing this policy. In the period ....
(2884
12
)
Struggle of American Indian in Modern America
.... However, once the Bureau of
Indian Affairs (
BIA) created the tribal business council in 1923 (Locke 462) the first act of the new Navajo Tribal Council was to ....
(2556
10
)
Government Domination of Indian Affairs
.... By the beginning of the twentieth century, the Bureau of
Indian Affairs (
BIA) had assumed the role of supervising the use of
Indian property: "Indians became ....
(4942
20
)
American Indian Treaties AMERICAN INDIAN TREATIES This research ...
.... aspect of this policy which was largely accomplished by statute rather than treaty and through the decisions of the Bureau of
Indian Affairs (
BIA) was the ....
(4116
16
)
California Indians and Public Education During
.... historical experience of the community as the context for all learning (Cummins 7). Beginning in the 1880s, the Bureau of
Indian Affairs (
BIA) established 18 ....
(2544
10
)
Stress Among Elementary School Teachers
.... One public school district where teacher stress levels have been found to be particularly high is in the Bureau of
Indian Affairs (
BIA) schools operated on the ....
(2298
9
)
The Cherokee Nation
.... boarding school education was not initially a major part of the government's
Indian policy, Congress and the Bureau of
Indian Affairs (
BIA) reasoned that it ....
(3012
12
)
Custer Died For Your Sins
.... the reservation system, Deloria contends that the policies and regulations of the American government, and the Bureau of
Indian Affairs (
BIA) failed to benefit ....
(873
3
)
Polish Americans
.... Aim organized the Trail of Broken Treaties, a march on Washington, DC, which ended in the occupation of the Bureau of
Indian Affairs (
BIA) headquarters, and ....
(2047
8
)
Failure of the Dawes Act
.... By the beginning of the twentieth century, the Bureau of
Indian Affairs (
BIA) had assumed the role of supervising the use of
Indian property: "Indians became ....
(1864
7
)
The History of Native American Education
.... Most significantly,
Indian tribes contracted with the Bureau of
Indian Affairs (
BIA) in order to run their own schools in 1966. ....
(2439
10
)
Chief Plenty Coups of the Crows
.... A segment of the 1920 law put a limitation on non-tribal land ownership: a stipulation that was to be enforced by the Bureau of
Indian Affairs. The
BIA was lax ....
(2922
12
)
Chief Plenty Coups: Leading the Crow to a New Life
.... A segment of the 1920 law put a limitation on non-tribal land ownership: a stipulation that was to be enforced by the Bureau of
Indian Affairs. The
BIA was lax ....
(2922
12
)
Recruitment for Employment in Federal Government
.... Although Bernstein (1991) says that the
BIA envisioned making improvements to the physical .... After the war mass
Indian opposition to the Bureau of
Indian Affairs ....
(3788
15
)
Pevious Leadership Experiences & Effective Leadership
.... few differences between Native American and non-
Indian administrators regarding .... The
BIA/Contract School Secondary Administrator: Characteristics and Leadership ....
(7687
31
)
Assistant Principals & Leadership Experiences
.... few differences between Native American and non-
Indian administrators regarding .... The
BIA/Contract School Secondary Administrator: Characteristics and Leadership ....
(7695
31
)
