Native American Reservations, Explained.

The video explores the origins of democracy in Native American tribes, particularly the Iroquois Confederacy, and its influence on the US Constitution. It discusses the challenges and broken promises of treaties between the US and Indian tribes, highlighting the legal and social issues faced by Native Americans. The video also examines the current state of reservations, the federal trust responsibility, and the impact of Indian removal policies. It emphasizes the cultural significance of reservations and the importance of political organization and voting for Native Americans.

What were the consequences of the Indian Removal Act for Native American tribes?

In what ways do reservations serve as important spaces for Native Americans?

What challenges do Native Americans face in accessing voting and census participation?

What would be the implications if the state and federal governments honored treaties as the supreme law of the land?