The third period of significance in relations with Native Americans, which occurred between 1887 and 1928, was punctuated by what?

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The third period of significance in relations with Native Americans, between 1887 and 1928, was punctuated by land allotment and assimilation policies, such as the Dawes Act of 1887, which broke up reservations and assigned individual plots of land to Native Americans with the goal of assimilating them into mainstream American culture.

The Third Period of Significance in Relations with Native Americans