Question

the american indian movement’s goals
indigenous accomplishments
thanks to aim and similar native movements, natives in america and around the world have
made many achievements for their communities.

• legislative victory: the passage of the 1975 indian self - determination act was a major

victory for aim. it reversed the principle of termination policy and empowered native

• respect for identity: throughout the 1990s, growing awareness of the need to respect

native american culture led to concerns about the appropriateness of native - inspired
sports names and mascots. out of respect, hundreds of teams and institutions have
replaced names and mascots associated with native identities.

• un recognition: in 2007, the united nations adopted the declaration of the rights of

indigenous peoples, which asserted that native peoples have the right to protect their
cultural values and practices, including ceremonial expressions, education, health
standards, and religion.
what act of government best represents a major victory for
aim?
the treaty of fort laramie
the indian self - determination act
termination policy

Explanation:

The 1975 Indian Self - Determination Act was a major victory for the American Indian Movement (AIM). It reversed the termination policy and empowered Native Americans. The Treaty of Fort Laramie is an earlier treaty and not directly related to AIM's major victories. The termination policy was the opposite of what AIM fought for.

Answer:

the Indian Self - Determination Act