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What does the term 'land sovereignty' refer to in relation to Indigenous rights?
The recognition of Indigenous people's authority over their ancestral lands.
The ability for non-Indigenous people to claim land for development.
The enforcement of federal authority over all land disputes.
The right of corporations to purchase Indigenous lands without consent.
Which Supreme Court case affirmed the principle of tribal sovereignty over land?
United States v. Kagama
Montana v. United States
Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta
McClanahan v. State Tax Commission of Arizona
What is a significant factor that the Supreme Court considers when ruling on Indigenous rights cases?
The economic impact of tribal sovereignty.
The historical treaties and agreements made with Indigenous nations.
Political opinions on land use and development.
The involvement of corporate interests in land management.
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