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NA History Dates

The dates of key events in Native American Civil Rights. A level OCR History.

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Homestead Act 1862
Pacific Railroad Act 1862
Plains Wars 1862-1868
Second Fort Laramie Treaty 1868
Indian Appropriations Act 1871
Battle of Little Bighorn 1876
Dawes Act 1887
Wounded Knee Massacre 1890
Curtis Act 1898
Cherokee v. Hitchcock 1902
Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock 1903
Society of American Indians founded 1911
Indian Citizenship Act 1924
Meriam Report 1928
Rhoads Reforms 1929
Indian Reorganisation Act (Wheeler-Howard Act) 1934
National Congress of American Indians founded 1944
Indian Claims Commission set up 1946
Harrison v. Laveen 1948
Termination policy started 1953
National Indian Youth Council set up 1961
Voting Rights Act 1965
President Johnson's 'Forgotten Americans' speech 1968
American Indian Movement set up 1968
Siege of Alcatraz 1969
Nixon denounces the Termination policy in a speech to Congress 1970
Native American Rights Fund set up 1970
Occupation of Mount Rushmore 1971
Indian Education Act 1972
AIM takeover of Bureau of Indian Affairs 1972
Oneida v. Oneida and Madison Counties 1974
Indian Self-Determination Act 1975
Indian Education Assistance Act 1975
Fisher v. Montana 1976
American Indian Religious Freedom Act 1978
Indian Child Welfare Act 1978
United States v. Sioux 1980
Seminole v. Butterworth 1982
Charrier v. Bell 1986
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