Federal policy, western movement, and consequences for indigenous people, 1790-1920

Keyphrases

• Indigenous Peoples 100%
• Federal Policy 100%
• Native State 100%
• United States 66%
• Law 66%
• Upheaval 66%
• Indian Law 66%
• Peace 33%
• Politicians 33%
• Sovereign 33%
• Treaties 33%
• Tribal Nations 33%
• Sovereignty 33%
• Indigenous Traditions 33%
• Intergovernmental Relations 33%
• European American 33%
• Social Norms 33%
• Political Relations 33%
• U.S. Supreme Court 33%
• Euro-American 33%
• Legal Relations 33%
• Practice of Law 33%
• US Constitution 33%
• Religious Views 33%
• Spasm 33%
• Norm Values 33%
• Indigenous Nations 33%
• Cultural Paradigm 33%
• Legal Culture 33%
• Indigenous Practices 33%
• Diplomats 33%
• English Common Law 33%
• Indigenous Custom 33%
• Indian Country 33%
• Inherent Rights 33%
• Philosophical Paradigms 33%

Social Sciences

• USA 100%
• Indigenous Peoples 100%
• Law 100%
• Federal Policy 100%
• Customs and Traditions 40%
• Courts 20%
• Political Economics 20%
• Sovereignty 20%
• State Law 20%
• Intergovernmental Relation 20%
• Social Norm 20%
• Federal Law 20%
• English 20%

Arts and Humanities

• Indigenous Peoples 100%
• Law 100%
• USA 60%
• Upheaval 40%
• North-east 20%
• era 20%
• US Constitution 20%
• Legal culture 20%
• U.S. Supreme Court 20%
• Social Norms 20%
• Policymakers 20%
• Common Law 20%
• Diplomat 20%
• English 20%