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3. Close Reading: Native Americans originally believed in communal land rights in which everyone
shared the land) According to this document, if Indian land was advantageous for agricultural
and grazing purposes, what would the US government do to tribal lands? How does this change
or alter the culture of the Native Americans? Do you think this is fair? Why or why not?

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What the United States government would do to tribal lands was to sell it to people that were non natives.

The Natives view on Lands

The native Indians did not view lands as commodity. They did not see their lands as items that they could sell.

Instead the belief that they had was that land was communal and could be used for any purpose that a person wanted.

The selling of lands by the US was unfair because it has gone contrary to the beliefs of the rightful owners.

Apart from this the royalties from the sales belonged to the government instead of the natives.

Read more on native Indian lands here:

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