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state
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colonization
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identity
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federal
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sovereignty
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1. Native American nations have the right to govern themselves, a power known as . This means they can make decisions about their own communities and leadership.
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2. recognition comes from the United States government and creates a formal relationship between Native nations and the federal government.
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3. recognition comes from individual state governments.
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4. Recognition is important because it helps protect tribal and acknowledges the continued presence of Native nations today.
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5. However, the recognition process can be difficult because and government policies disrupted Native communities and made it harder to document their history over time.
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