All of the following is true about Native American activists in the 1960s, EXCEPT:

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Native American activists in the 1960s focused on ending the termination policy, improving education, economic, and health opportunities, and protesting the violation of treaties, particularly through actions like fish-ins. Demanding free access to Native American museums was not a primary or widely recognized goal of their activism during this period. Their activism was more directly aimed at sovereignty, treaty rights, and improving living conditions.

All of the Following Is True About Native American Activists