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What was the purpose of the Bureau of Indian Affairs?

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Katyanochek1 [597]2 years ago

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The purpose that can be attributed to mission of the Bureau of Indian Affairs are;

enhancement of the quality of life.

promotion of economic opportunity

<h3>What is the Bureau of Indian Affairs all about?</h3>

The Bureau of Indian Affairs was set up to help in protecting and improving of trust assets of American Indians as well as Indian tribes, and Alaska Natives.

This Bureau of Indian Affairs, help in enhancement of the quality of life.

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