What would American life be like now if the US government had different policies toward native peoples?

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there would be more Native Americans in America as well as more Native American culture with this change in culture are American values would be different and more focused on nature as well as the life of those around us. if this had happened it is possible  America would not have made the decisions needed to become a world power and would have had a much harder time without the exploitation of the land.

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The original understanding of the federal-tribal relationship was that the United States agreed to undertake a duty of protection to Indians and tribes. This means that the tribes gave up much of their exterior sovereignty, but they were to retain all the internal governmental powers they possess, like the power to make laws and enforce them within the tribe’s territory.  

In many treaties, the federal government agreed to guarantee education, health care, housing, and other services to Indian tribes. The United States also agreed to manage and protect Indian tribes’ resources, such as lands and timber.

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