The three-part program for compensating,"terminating," and relocating Native Americans reflected the Eisenhower administration's commitment to

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The Eisenhower administration's program aimed at compensating, "terminating," and relocating Native Americans was part of a broader policy to reduce the federal government's role in Indian affairs, thereby limiting the scope of federal government activity. This policy sought to assimilate Native Americans into mainstream American society by ending the special relationship between tribal nations and the federal government, rather than expanding government size, strengthening tribal governments, or encouraging militancy.

The Three-Part Program for Compensating,"terminating," and Relocating Native Americans Reflected