The creation of job training centers in urban areas was made possible by
A) the Indian Claims Commission Act of 1946.
B) the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971.
C) the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924.
D) the Relocation Act of 1956.

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The Relocation Act of 1956, officially known as the Indian Relocation Act, was designed to encourage Native Americans to leave reservations and assimilate into urban areas by providing resources such as job training centers. This was part of a broader policy aimed at assimilation and integration into mainstream American society.

The Creation of Job Training Centers in Urban Areas Was