The federal government's "termination" policy toward Native Americans contributed to a generation of Indian militancy.

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The federal government's termination policy, which sought to assimilate Native Americans by terminating their tribal status and relocating them to urban areas, contributed to the rise of Indian militancy in the 1960s and 1970s as many Native Americans resisted this policy and fought for their sovereignty and cultural preservation.

The Federal Government's "Termination" Policy Toward Native Americans Contributed to a Generation