The termination policy was the government's practice for moving Native Americans from the reservations to the cities. This was done with two purposes. The first was to force Native Americans to assimilate into Western society. They were promised all the rights and everything else that comes with being a United States citizen, including paying taxes. Tribes were exempt from certain taxes before this policy was enacted. The second was to sever ties between the federal government and the Native American Tribes. The government found Native Americans on reservations were living in extreme poverty and felt that they would be better off. In the end the effect it had was to remove federal funding and other aid from being provided to the Native Americans. It also brought about the end of reservation life. It forced the Native Americans into assimilation, which had it own lasting issues on the tribes.
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"Traditionally, Isabella has been regarded as the living symbol of the religious awakening in Spain, but an examination of the letters exchanged between the king and the queen shows that they acted in perfect accord, moved by the same fanatical urge."
Nazca’s principal religious and urban sites are Cahuachi and Ventilla, and that is proved by the geoglyphs made on the desert floor well known as Nazca lines. These are simple lines, cleared spaces, or animals and figures traced in outline. The expand thought several kilometers.
Some experts believe that the purpose of the Nazca lines which are located in the Nazca desert plains and other sites on the southern coast of Peru, was only as for ceremonial procession, for instance as a ritual function that may be related to the water cycle in a deserted region.
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Diseases, and no health care. Not many good doctors or nurses either
Explanation:
The Bill of Rights (the first 10 amendments to the Constitution) spells out that powers not explicitly granted to either level of government are reserved for the people. Many other examples of limited governments exist today, such as Canada, England, Australia, Japan, and Mexico.
Many countries throughout the world have a limited government, and a few examples include the following:
United States.
England.
Canada.
Denmark.
Germany.
Mexico.
Australia.
Japan.