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The American Indian tribes of Arizona are like separate nations, and as a result they have annual conventions. each nation has its own military. they are not under the US govern…

The American Indian tribes of Arizona are like separate nations, and as a result they have annual conventions. each nation has its own military. they are not under the US govern…
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The American Indian tribes of Arizona are like separate nations, and as a result

they have annual conventions.
each nation has its own military.
they are not under the US government.
some state laws do not apply to them.

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some state laws do not apply to them

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User Zabusa
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I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the last option. The American Indian tribes of Arizona are like separate nations, and as a result some state laws do not apply to them. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.
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