Contemporary american indians who live on reservations or other tribal lands are often socially isolated and poor, social conditions that may contribute to higher (choose all that apply)

The answer is rates of suicide and diabetes and alcoholism.
Poor social conditions would give the people harder access to good quality food for the diet and would cause less job availability.
This would lead to illness such as diabetes, and higher exposure to stress, which could lead to suicide and alcoholism.

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