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The 15 pages that link to Indian Reorganization Act, each with the reason it gives.

• Indigenous sovereigntyBroader topic: It reshaped tribal governance through federal policy rather than simply restoring preexisting authority.

• Dawes ActCompared with: It marked a policy shift away from allotment toward tribal political and land consolidation.

• Lakota peopleCompared with: Its imposed governance framework contrasts with Lakota claims to inherent political authority.

• Indian reservationRelated: It reversed parts of the allotment era and expanded opportunities for tribal self-government.

• Osage NationCompared with: Its framework differs from the Osage constitutional structure shaped by earlier federal policies.

• Vine Deloria Jr.Related: Its limits and effects formed part of the federal policy landscape Deloria confronted.

• HopiRelated: The act influenced the framework for Hopi tribal governance, though its provisions were not adopted uniformly.

• Indian WarsCompared with: It marks a policy shift away from conquest-era dispossession, though federal control continued.

• American Indian WarsRelated: It marked a later policy shift away from the assimilationist framework that followed conquest.

• Ute peopleRelated: Its framework affected Ute tribal governance and land administration.

• Apache WarsRelated: Later federal policy addressed reservation governance shaped by nineteenth-century conquest and confinement.

• Sioux WarsNarrower topic: It marks a later shift in federal Indian policy after the military conquest of the Sioux Wars.

• Flathead Indian ReservationRelated: Its reforms influenced the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes’ modern government and land recovery.

• History of Native Americans in the United StatesRelated: It partially reversed allotment while reshaping federal relations with tribal governments.

• Yakama Indian ReservationRelated: It marked a shift away from the land-dividing policies that had affected the reservation.