What issues prompted the native american civil rights movement?

The Native American civil right movement of 1970 changed America because this movement force was driven by the thirst for three things such as respect, freedom, and justice.

The Native American movement promoted the dual goal first achieving the sovereign rights for the native people and second, achieving the civil rights for the native people.

The Native American activists fought against Racism, violence, oppression, and poverty and also keeping native tribes distinct.

a) the colonists began to see themselves as different from people in britain.

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