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The 12 pages that link to Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, each with the reason it gives.

• Indigenous peoples of the ArcticRelated: The act reshaped land ownership and institutions for Indigenous communities in Alaska.

• AlaskaRelated: It reshaped land ownership and Indigenous governance after statehood.

• Indian reservationCompared with: Its corporate land system differs from the reservation model used elsewhere.

• Yupik peoplesRelated: Its institutions reshaped land ownership and governance affecting Yupik communities in Alaska.

• IñupiatRelated: The settlement reshaped Iñupiat land ownership and regional economic institutions.

• Tongass National ForestRelated: Its land selections affected ownership and management around the forest.

• Alaska PeninsulaRelated: The act shaped Native land ownership and resource governance across the region.

• Kodiak IslandRelated: Its land and corporate arrangements shaped Native ownership and development in the Kodiak region.

• Gates of the Arctic National Park and PreserveRelated: It shaped the land-ownership context surrounding the park’s establishment.

• Russian colonization of North AmericaRelated: It addressed land rights within the political order that followed Russian and American rule.

• Seward PeninsulaRelated: Its land and corporation framework affects Native landholding on the peninsula.

• History of AlaskaRelated: It reshaped land ownership and Native corporate institutions in modern Alaska.