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The 62 pages that link to Indigenous sovereignty, each with the reason it gives.

• Indian Removal ActNarrower topic: The act's land exchanges and federal enforcement tested the sovereignty of Native nations.

• Indian RemovalNarrower topic: Removal directly violated nations’ claims to govern their homelands.

• HaudenosauneeNarrower topic: Haudenosaunee governance asserts sovereignty within and beyond state borders.

• Indigenous archaeologyNarrower topic: Sovereignty grounds claims to control research and heritage decisions.

• CherokeeNarrower topic: Cherokee nations exercise sovereignty through their own governments and laws.

• Great Sioux ReservationNarrower topic: The treaty and its violations remain part of Sioux assertions of political authority.

• Osage NationNarrower topic: Osage governmental powers are an expression of this broader principle.

• TecumsehNarrower topic: Tecumseh’s confederacy defended collective sovereignty against unilateral U.S. land claims.

• Vine Deloria Jr.Narrower topic: Deloria treated tribal nationhood as a living political reality, not a historical relic.

• Indian WarsNarrower topic: Military conquest restricted sovereignty but did not erase Indigenous political identity or claims.

• Wilma MankillerNarrower topic: Mankiller’s political work pressed for Cherokee control over community priorities and services.

• American Indian WarsNarrower topic: Disputes over sovereignty underlay conflicts and persist in their legal and political aftermath.

• Choctaw Nation of OklahomaNarrower topic: Sovereignty explains the Nation’s governmental status apart from state and federal governments.

• Flathead Indian ReservationNarrower topic: It defines the Tribes’ governing powers and their relations with federal and state governments.

• Navajo NationNarrower topic: It provides the broader legal and political framework for Navajo self-government.

• Wyandot peopleNarrower topic: Wyandot nations exercise sovereignty through their own governments and community institutions.

• Yakama Indian ReservationNarrower topic: It is the basis for Yakama Nation governance within the reservation.