Which of the following steps taken by the government since World War II has created a new meeting place for Native Americans in cities, far from their native homelands and the reservations?

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The Employment Assistance Program was part of the broader policy of relocation and termination in the 1950s and 1960s, aimed at assimilating Native Americans into mainstream American society. This program specifically encouraged Native Americans to move to urban areas by offering job training and employment assistance, thus creating new urban meeting places for Native American communities far from their traditional lands and reservations.

Which of the Following Steps Taken by the Government Since