Question

Although Native American activists did not achieve their primary goals, in what ways was this a success?

Answer 1

Answer:

It successfully changed the perception of the Native Americans in the eyes of fellow Americans.

Explanation:

American Indian Movement is essentially a long-established Native American organization in the United States, which draws focus on the exploitation of Native Americans and to provide them with much better security as well as treatment. It aims for Native Americans to reinvent their traditional cultures, economic freedom, and quality education. The native Americans have enjoyed better living conditions and witnessed improved employment opportunities as a result of the movement.

Answer 2

In state after state, they challenged treaty violations, and in 1967 won the first of many victories guaranteeing long-abused land and water rights. The American Indian Movement (AIM), founded in 1968, helped channel government funds to Indian-controlled organizations and assisted neglected Indians in the cities. (i’m probably too late but hopefully this will help someone else with the same question)