Dictionary of Wisconsin History
Search Results for: Keyword: 'indian policy'
Term: relocation
Definition: federal Indian policy that, under the 1953 Freedom from Federal Supervision Act, encouraged individual Indians to leave their reservations for mainstream lives in urban areas; most only replaced rural poverty with urban poverty. View more information about its effects on Wisconsin Indians elsewhere at wisconsinhistory.org View pictures related to Indians at Wisconsin Historical Images.
[Source: Loew, Patty. Indian Nations of Wisconsin (Madison: Wisconsin Historical Society Press, 2001).]
17 records found
Albers, Sheryl K. 1954
allotment
assimilation
Brancel, Ben 1950
Crandall, George Humphrey 1869 - 1938
Deuster, Peter Victor 1831 - 1904
Fox Wars (ca. 1710-1740)
George, Gary R. 1954
Hanaway, Donald J. 1933
Kreuser, James E. 1961
La Follette, Robert Marion Sr. 1855 - 1925
Pettis, Mark L. 1950
Recall Elections (in Wisconsin)
relocation
Schafer, Chuck 1963
Sinicki, Christine 1960
termination
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