The American Indian Movement 
.... government representatives. Out of frustration, the Indians took over the local headquarters of the
Bureau Indian Affairs. The BIA ....
(2884
12
)
Failure of the Dawes Act
.... In an effort to cut the federal budget, the government reduced its fiscal appropriations for the Sioux, and the
Indian Bureau was forced to cut rations. ....
(1864
7
)
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 Cultural Values
.... confrontations between
Indian and the established power structure of the United States--at Alcatraz, at Wounded Knee, at the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs--Robert ....
(6598
26
)
Treatment of Different Native American Tribes
.... What developed was the view that Indians on the reservation were friendly and were the problem of the
Indian Bureau, while those not on the reservation were ....
(1873
7
)
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
)
Legal Gambling on Indian Reservations
.... While elective posts were filled these jobs often entailed mere obedience to
Bureau of
Indian Affairs agents and no reservation "self" government even ....
(2627
11
)
Indian Tribes & Gaming on Reservations
.... While elective posts were filled these jobs often entailed mere obedience to
Bureau of
Indian Affairs agents and no reservation "self" government even ....
(2627
11
)
Custer Died for Your Sins
.... not work. As a bureaucratic organization, the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs has suffered along in a similar manner. Regardless of the ....
(1614
6
)
Indian Tribes and Gambling
.... of this position have proved to be complex, and subject to modifications by the reservations' federally appointed trustee, the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs. ....
(3204
13
)
Custer Died For Your Sins
.... Regarding the reservation system, Deloria contends that the policies and regulations of the American government, and the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs (BIA) failed ....
(873
3
)
American Indian Treaties AMERICAN INDIAN TREATIES This research ...
.... Another 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 ....
(4116
16
)
Indian Wars & Battle of Wounded Knee
.... rebellion. Management of a tense situation was scarcely helped by conditions that then prevailed in the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs. Under ....
(10951
44
)
The History of Native American Education
.... Amidst the growing political representation by ethnic minorities, the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs altered
Indian policy to cater to the movement of self ....
(2439
10
)
Native American Population Culture
.... Native Americans today think of the government in a certain way based on how pervasive the government is in their lives : The
bureau [of
Indian Affairs] grows ....
(1618
6
)
Writer Louise Erdrich Louise Erdrich, like many of the charact
Erdrich's parents worked for the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs as teachers on a nearby North Dakota reservation and she recalls that her father regularly recited ....
(1946
8
)
India's Economic History
.... This means that the License Raj, the
bureau that controlled the
Indian economy during the last fifty years, cost the agricultural sector roughly 2 percent of ....
(1366
5
)
The Native American culture
.... Native Americans today think of the government in a certain way based on how pervasive the government is in their lives : The
bureau [of
Indian Affairs] grows ....
(2117
8
)
Peyotism
.... 283-5). From 1886 to 1932 the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs joined traditional Christian missionary societies to thwart Peyotism by all means possible. ....
(2356
9
)
RI Public Agencies
.... Both the Department of Children and Family Welfare of the State of Rhode Island and the federal
Bureau of
Indian Affairs have generally opposed in practice ....
(2461
10
)
Polish Americans
.... In 1972, 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 ....
(2047
8
)
California Indians and Public Education During
.... the collective historical experience of the community as the context for all learning (Cummins 7). Beginning in the 1880s, the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs (BIA ....
(2544
10
)
Keeping Families Together Family Preservation Practice refer
.... data was obtained from: (1) surveys conducted by the Association on American
Indian Affairs through 1975; (2) 1988 reports by the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs, and ....
(1519
6
)
Stress Among Elementary School Teachers
.... was on public school teachers, and where appropriate special attention was devoted to the elementary school teachers in the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs schools in ....
(2298
9
)
Applicability of the UD to Indigenous Peoples
.... It seems that the conditions in which the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs has left the indigenous peoples of North America is a clear violation of the principles ....
(2315
9
)
Native American Identities
.... with "a diversity of authorities, both official and unofficial," and responsibility for
Indian affairs was divided and passed from one
bureau to another ....
(2400
10
)
Recruitment for Employment in Federal Government
.... affairs. [W]e set up these reservations so they could, and we have a
Bureau of
Indian Affairs to help take care of them. At the ....
(3788
15
)
The Cherokee Nation
.... Although boarding school education was not initially a major part of the government's
Indian policy, Congress and the
Bureau of
Indian Affairs (BIA) reasoned ....
(3012
12
)
Chief Plenty Coups of the Crows
.... Graetz explain: 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. ....
(2922
12
)
Chief Plenty Coups: Leading the Crow to a New Life
.... Graetz explain: 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. ....
(2922
12
)
