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Institution:
Montana Office of Public Instruction Publication Date:
n.d.
Pages:
4
Abstract:
This informative FAQ answers the following questions:
- Which American Indian tribes are located on what reservations in Montana?
- What is a reservation?
- Who is an American Indian?
- Which term is more appropriate to use, American Indian or Native American?
- Are American Indians citizens?
- What are tribal colleges and who can attend them?
- Do American Indians get a free college education?
- What is Indian Education for All?
- What does the term achievement gap mean and who does it apply to?
- Do American Indians pay taxes?
- Do American Indians get money just for being American Indian?
- How are Tribes organized?
- What does the term "Federally Recognized Tribe" mean?
- What is the relationship between the United States and the Tribes?
- What is the Federal Indian Trust Responsibility?
- What is the relationship between tribes and the states?
- What are Treaty Rights?
- Historically, did all American Indians and Alaska Natives speak a common language?
- When is American Indian Heritage Day?
- Where can I find information about American Indians and American Indian related issues?
Call Number:
350/B/MON/n.d.
Sector:
Tribes / Territories Sector
Electronic Availability:
Available online
Library Item Type:
Electronic resource - other
Demographics & Settings:
Indian Tribes 
