Before 1924, Native Americans a. were considered to be foreigners because their tribes were regarded as separate nations. b. were federal citizens but not citizens of the states in which they lived. c. were considered to be unauthorized immigrants, unless they lived on reservations. d. had the same legal status as any other citizen of the United States.

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Bender

28 November, 09:21

Before 1924, Native Americans a. were considered to be foreigners because their tribes were regarded as separate nations. b. were federal citizens but not citizens of the states in which they lived. c. were considered to be unauthorized immigrants, unless they lived on reservations. d. had the same legal status as any other citizen of the United States.

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Lailah Compton · Answer 1

the answer is A, because when the native americans were found they assumed that they were foreigners because they had different tribes and so the white people decided to try and kick them out of their villages to make room for suburban places.

Jamarcus Gonzalez · Answer 2

I believe the answer is A. They were considered to be foreigners because their tribes were regarded as separate nations.