The American Indian movement fought for

A) the right to vote and own property.

B) housing for native Americans to go chose not to live on reservations.

C) the rights and properties guaranteed in earlier treaties.

D) the constitution rights of native Americans and their right to self-government on reservations

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Cecilia Cisneros

9 April, 05:07

The American Indian movement fought for

A) the right to vote and own property.

B) housing for native Americans to go chose not to live on reservations.

C) the rights and properties guaranteed in earlier treaties.

D) the constitution rights of native Americans and their right to self-government on reservations

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Leroy Wade · Answer 1

Answer: Letter D

Explanation: This question depends upon the time period. I will give you an answer based on your question answers you provided.

The original American Indian movement was during Jackson's presidency. He wanted to evacuate all Indians off of certain lands that the government thought were valuable. They then pushed Indians onto reservations.

Years later, people gathered a conscience and felt bad about the Indian's treatments. They then petitioned and fought for equal Indian rights. Thus, this leads me to believe that the answer to your question is letter D.