What was the outcome of the American Indian movement?

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American Indian movement is the Native American organization which is formed for the welfare of the Native Americans. Many a times Native Americans were abused and benefits of the government were not provided to them.

Explanation:

AIM, American Indian movement is the organization which works for safeguarding the interest of the Native Americans; it was started in Minneapolis in 1960. This organization was of great help to make Native Americans who acquired various grants of the governments but unfortunately many Americans had taken advantage of this opportunity.

AIM, had accomplished to gain equality to Native Americans. Due to this organization, many Native Americans have been enjoying better living conditions and the quality of living would be high due on job training provided to them and quality educational system is extended to them.

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