American indians staged an occupation in 1969 to protest the lack of educational opportunities. to end poverty on american indian reservations. to raise awareness about unfair treatment. to convince the government to protect their lands.

to raise awareness about unfair treatment.

The American Indian Movement (AIM) occupied Wounded Knee after the tribes on the reservation there were getting no where with he government and their complaints of a corrupt reservation government.

The occupation of Wounded Knee in 1969 followed many protests and occupation by AIM. At Wounded Knee reservation, the government appointed leaders were corrupt, violent, and were unwilling to work with or listen to the people living on the reservation. They demanded the replacement of Richard Wilson, the governor of the reservation, and for the government to turn the reservation over to the authority of the tribes. This occupation led to the government giving tribes full sovereign rights over their reservation land and brought awareness to Native American issues for the first time in decades.

answer is C (to raise awareness about unfair treatment)

Explanation: i took the test on edg

Occupying Alcatraz:

in 1969, protesters occupied Alcatraz Island, the site of an abandoned federal prison

Wanted to bring awareness to the US government's unfair treatment of American Indians

Stayed for 19 months

the lowest among the social higher rank were the working class. this class remained detached to the political progression   of the country and was hostile to the other two classes

assuming that you are talking about the one in egypt: hecka oil

explanation: