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How did the American Indian Movement help the Indians?

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The organization "A.I.M." American Indian Movement. helped American Indians by creating a united front uniting many different tribes to come together for a common cause. It also created an army to make a stand against the United States Government and have a voice in political venues concerning sovereignty, human rights ,money, land, basically everything in general . To learn more look up "Leonard Peltier" and "Battle at Wounded Knee"

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