10 Questions
Which branch of the United States government had the power to ratify the treaties with Native American nations?
The Legislative branch
When did treaty-making with Native American nations end?
In 1871
What was the purpose of the treaties with Native American nations?
To define the boundaries of Native American lands
What happened to the treaties that were not ratified by the Senate?
They were considered invalid
Who had the power to decide if the representatives of Native American nations were authorized to sign the treaties?
The tribal law
Which branch of the United States government had the power to ratify the treaties with Native American nations?
Legislative Branch
What was the fate of the treaties that were not ratified by the Senate?
They were considered null and void
Who had the authority to define the boundaries of Native American lands through treaties?
U.S. government
What happened to Native American representatives who signed treaties without proper authorization under tribal law?
They were assassinated
What was the primary purpose of the treaties with Native American nations?
To compensate for the taking of lands
Test your knowledge on Native American treaties after the Revolutionary War and their impact on land boundaries and compensation. Explore how these treaties were influenced by British policies and understand the issues surrounding their ratification by the U.S. Senate.
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