According to Map 14.3: The Kansas-Nebraska Act, 1854, which modern-day state was reserved for Indian habitation in the mid-nineteenth century?

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Map 14.3 shows that the Indian Territory, which is now modern-day Oklahoma, was reserved for Indian habitation in the mid-nineteenth century. Kansas was opened for settlement under the Kansas-Nebraska Act, and Arkansas and Colorado are not indicated on the map as being reserved for Indian habitation.