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How did passage of the indian self-determination act of 1975 meet a main demand of native american advocacy groups?

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It granted tribes greater control over resources on reservations.

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The self-determination act promotes Indian self-government which allows them to rule over of the delivery services. This acknowledges the Indians to have independence and discipline in their affairs. The demand of the Native American activists is for the tribes to take over the resources and education.
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