A federally recognized Indian tribe is an independent nation with the right to form its own government, enforce criminal and civil laws, levy taxes within its borders, establish its membership, and license and regulate activities. T/F

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Kailyn Page

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14 December, 14:43

A federally recognized Indian tribe is an independent nation with the right to form its own government, enforce criminal and civil laws, levy taxes within its borders, establish its membership, and license and regulate activities. T/F

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Brennen Cruz · Answer 1

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A federally recognized Indian tribe is an independent nation with the right to form its own government, enforce criminal and civil laws, levy taxes within its borders, establish its membership, and license and regulate activities.

Willow Vincent · Answer 2

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A federally recognized Indian are tribes that are recognized by the US government. And their important traditions are protected. They qualify for funding. They have right of self government thereby they are qualified to receive some government funding and services.