KnowraDawes ActLinked fromLinked fromThe 21 pages that link to Dawes Act, each with the reason it gives.All 21Broader topic 2Related 17Compared with 2Great PlainsRelated: Allotment policies dispossessed Indigenous communities across the Plains.Gilded AgeRelated: It extended federal dispossession of Indigenous nations during the era of western expansion.Homestead ActRelated: It extended federal land redistribution at Indigenous nations' expense.Indian Reorganization ActCompared with: The act reversed the allotment policy that this earlier law had advanced.Westward expansionRelated: It continued land dispossession through allotment after much of the continental frontier had been settled.AssimilationismBroader topic: Its allotment policy tied private property and citizenship to the assimilation of Native Americans.Alaska Native Claims Settlement ActCompared with: Its allotment policy contrasts with ANCSA’s transfer of land to Native-owned corporations.Indian TerritoryRelated: Allotment policy later stripped much of Indian Territory's communal land base.Indian boarding schoolsRelated: Its allotment policy shared the era’s aim of breaking Indigenous communal life.Indian reservationRelated: Allotment fragmented reservation landholdings and transferred millions of acres out of tribal control.Western United StatesRelated: Allotment policies transformed land ownership across western reservations.Indian WarsRelated: Allotment extended dispossession through law after the major U.S. military campaigns ended.Northern Pacific RailwayRelated: Railroad-led settlement intensified pressure on Indigenous lands during the allotment era.American WestRelated: Allotment policies transferred large areas of Indigenous land to non-Indigenous ownership.GallRelated: Its allotment policy threatened communal landholding during Gall’s later years.American Indian WarsRelated: Allotment continued land dispossession after large-scale armed resistance had been suppressed.Native Americans in the United StatesBroader topic: Allotment undermined communal landholding and caused extensive loss of Native land.History of OklahomaRelated: Allotment dismantled tribal landholding and prepared much of Indian Territory for statehood.Angel De CoraRelated: Its allotment policy reflects the assimilationist federal climate surrounding De Cora’s career.Flathead Indian ReservationRelated: Allotment transformed tribal landholding and enabled extensive non-Native settlement on the reservation.History of Native Americans in the United StatesRelated: Allotment weakened communal landholding and caused extensive Indigenous land loss.
KnowraDawes ActLinked fromLinked fromThe 21 pages that link to Dawes Act, each with the reason it gives.All 21Broader topic 2Related 17Compared with 2Great PlainsRelated: Allotment policies dispossessed Indigenous communities across the Plains.Gilded AgeRelated: It extended federal dispossession of Indigenous nations during the era of western expansion.Homestead ActRelated: It extended federal land redistribution at Indigenous nations' expense.Indian Reorganization ActCompared with: The act reversed the allotment policy that this earlier law had advanced.Westward expansionRelated: It continued land dispossession through allotment after much of the continental frontier had been settled.AssimilationismBroader topic: Its allotment policy tied private property and citizenship to the assimilation of Native Americans.Alaska Native Claims Settlement ActCompared with: Its allotment policy contrasts with ANCSA’s transfer of land to Native-owned corporations.Indian TerritoryRelated: Allotment policy later stripped much of Indian Territory's communal land base.Indian boarding schoolsRelated: Its allotment policy shared the era’s aim of breaking Indigenous communal life.Indian reservationRelated: Allotment fragmented reservation landholdings and transferred millions of acres out of tribal control.Western United StatesRelated: Allotment policies transformed land ownership across western reservations.Indian WarsRelated: Allotment extended dispossession through law after the major U.S. military campaigns ended.Northern Pacific RailwayRelated: Railroad-led settlement intensified pressure on Indigenous lands during the allotment era.American WestRelated: Allotment policies transferred large areas of Indigenous land to non-Indigenous ownership.GallRelated: Its allotment policy threatened communal landholding during Gall’s later years.American Indian WarsRelated: Allotment continued land dispossession after large-scale armed resistance had been suppressed.Native Americans in the United StatesBroader topic: Allotment undermined communal landholding and caused extensive loss of Native land.History of OklahomaRelated: Allotment dismantled tribal landholding and prepared much of Indian Territory for statehood.Angel De CoraRelated: Its allotment policy reflects the assimilationist federal climate surrounding De Cora’s career.Flathead Indian ReservationRelated: Allotment transformed tribal landholding and enabled extensive non-Native settlement on the reservation.History of Native Americans in the United StatesRelated: Allotment weakened communal landholding and caused extensive Indigenous land loss.