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The objectives of the American Indian Movement gradually embraced the full Gamut of Indian demand which include:

  • economic independence
  • renewal of traditional culture
  • legal rights protection, and,
  • most importantly,
  • sovereignty over tribal territories and

the restitution of lands that they claimed had been unjustly stolen.

The American Indian Movement (AIM) is a Native American grassroots movement that was started in July 1968 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to address systemic issues of poverty, discrimination, and police violence against Native Americans.

AIM's focus quickly expanded from urban concerns to various Indigenous Tribal challenges that Native American tribes have endured as a result of settler colonialism in the Americas.

What were the American Indian Movement's failures?

Some of the AIM's failures included

  • reinstating treaty making and
  • terminating American Indian rights,
  • creating national Indian voting, and
  • releasing Indian groups from federal influence.

What was the significance of the late-twentieth-century American Indian Movement AIM political movement?

The movement raised awareness about Native Americans' civil rights.

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