In the context of the termination act, the government orders on the native Americans resulted in the <u>major economic upheaval for the affected tribes. </u>
Through the Termination Act, the Congress aimed at dislocation of the native American Indian tribes, which means that they were disbanded and their lands were sold off. This came as a reversal of policies from the Self- government era.
The federal government was trying to terminate the special trustee relationship, tribes held with the United States. Although at the face value, this act seemed to be well-intended because it appeared that the federal government was trying to release tribes from federal control yet it affected the native American's rights.
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The desire of the kurds of the palestinians for independent states is based on the principle of : Nationalism
The kurds filled with proud community that can sustain themselves, and have different point of view from other middle east countries (they were pro western)
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<span>Ross viewpoint is most directly relevant to the issue of </span>continuity and stages.
Continuity because the development is a gradual and continuous process (<span>personality development is a matter of sudden qualitative changes) .
</span><span>Stages because the discontinuity theory says that development occurs in a series of distinct </span>stages. (v<span>arious turning points in the life span).</span>
Maybe they wouldn’t have in early history of America because it could’ve turned into a monarchy or dictatorship if the government had too much power in the early days
<span>The Arizona Secretary of State
Arizona is rather unique among the various states. In most states, if the office of governor becomes vacant, the lieutenant governor of that state becomes the acting governor. However, Arizona does not have a lieutenant governor, so the Arizona Secretary of State becomes the acting governor instead. The order of succession in Arizona is defined in Article 5, Section 6 of the Arizona constitution.</span>
