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The American Indian Movement's occupation of Wounded Knee in 1973 most directly reflected

A.a land purchase dispute among private companies
B.Native American demands for treaty rights, sovereignty, and an end to federal termination policies
C.Native opposition to the civil rights movement
D.a demand to relocate all tribes to Canada

Explanation

Core Concept

AIM members seized the village to protest tribal corruption and the federal government's failure to honor treaties. The standoff drew national attention to Native grievances and to the broader Red Power movement.

Correct Answer

BNative American demands for treaty rights, sovereignty, and an end to federal termination policies

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