A lot of people would like to believe that Native Americans got what they wanted, that they ended up with a piece of land to live on, and should now be able to assimilate and live like other Americans. This isn't the case. Native Americans currently reside on only 2.5% of the land they once lived freely on...
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This isn't the case. Native Americans currently reside on only 2.5% of the land they once lived freely on. Most of this land is barren and unproductive, unless there are minerals discovered that the United States didn't know about when it set aside the land. Everything they had or now need has been taken from them, which as a result, ends in high unemployment and poverty...
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