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3 June, 05:56

What was the result of the Indian citizenship act?

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    It conferred full citizenship on all native Americans born within the US borders and its territorial limits.

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    The Act was passed by Congress in 1924. The state law governed the privileges derived from this citizenship. Citizenship was only limited to native Americans with some Indian blood. The all inclusive Indian Citizenship Act put an end to this.
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