Through a settler colonial set of policies and labels, the federal government distinguishes among different types of Indigenous peoples:
A) according to their current place of residence.
B) according to their place of birth.
C) according to their eligibility for federal programs and services.
D) according to how Indigenous peoples self-identify.

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The federal government often distinguishes among different types of Indigenous peoples based on their eligibility for federal programs and services. This is part of a broader set of policies that can affect access to various resources, rights, and recognitions. Eligibility criteria can include factors like tribal enrollment, recognition status of tribes, and other federally defined criteria, impacting access to health care, education, and other services.

Through a Settler Colonial Set of Policies and Labels, the Federal