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Everyone is aware of how common wrongful convictions are. Wrongful convictions destroy the person who was wrongfully convicted’s life. Leonard

Post-WWII federal policy shifts, including Termination and Relocation, led to the exploitation of Native land and resources. Termination ended government

Native Americans had struggled for many decades to gain back certain rights, lands, resources, and governance once accessible to them,

Throughout the era of termination, many Indigenous communities were shut down, and their properties were distributed unfairly to private corporations.

Major shifts in federal policy, including Termination and Relocation, and the continuation of the exploitation of Native land and resources

The unfortunate manner in which indigenous people lost many of their rights during the years following World War II occurred

In this era the United States government showed its hypocrisy in full force, though it had been trying to improve

After WW2, the government intervened in native american lives such as taking away their lands, and ending their tribal sovereignty.

Even after the tremendously difficult time that was World War II, Native Americans still had to endure even more prejudice

After WWII, the US government again pursued a policy aimed at assimilating Native Americans into mainstream American society, this time