What reversed the Dawes Act, giving self-determination and cultural control back to Native Americans? the Indian Reorganization Act B. the creation of the American Indian Movement C. the formation of the United Farm Workers D. the Bureau of Indian Affairs the Indian Reorganization Act B. the creation of the American Indian Movement C. the formation of the United Farm Workers D. the Bureau of Indian Affairs

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What reversed the Dawes Act, giving self-determination and cultural control back to Native Americans? the Indian Reorganization Act B. the creation of the American Indian Movement C. the formation of the United Farm Workers D. the Bureau of Indian Affairs the Indian Reorganization Act B. the creation of the American Indian Movement C. the formation of the United Farm Workers D. the Bureau of Indian Affairs

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Cindy Hurley · Answer 1

The correct answer is the Indian Reorganization Act

It was a part of the new deal made by Franklin Delano Roosevelt which was basically like a new deal for Native Americans because it established their rights that were taken away with the Dawes act and allowed them to reorganize and get some land back.