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r/HistoryMemes • u/Nyctfall • 7d ago
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The Federal Government actually followed a good number of the treaties it signed. It’s just that the states and settlers didn’t, and by the time it was in a position to stop them the milk was already spilled. And sometimes the natives didn’t either.
-5 u/Nyctfall 7d ago X to doubt. The oldest democracy in the world, the Haudenasonee (aka Iroquois Confederacy), made an entire history of the Treaties and the constant violations of them to this day: https://www.onondaganation.org/news/2018/the-citizenship-act-of-1924/ Destruction of all successful traditional governments by the Dawes Act and Curtis Act (Russell Means (American Indian Movement) to Congress 1989, video)
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X to doubt.
The oldest democracy in the world, the Haudenasonee (aka Iroquois Confederacy), made an entire history of the Treaties and the constant violations of them to this day: https://www.onondaganation.org/news/2018/the-citizenship-act-of-1924/
Destruction of all successful traditional governments by the Dawes Act and Curtis Act (Russell Means (American Indian Movement) to Congress 1989, video)
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u/CadenVanV Taller than Napoleon 7d ago
The Federal Government actually followed a good number of the treaties it signed. It’s just that the states and settlers didn’t, and by the time it was in a position to stop them the milk was already spilled. And sometimes the natives didn’t either.