What were two important impacts of the Civil Rights Movement of 1950s and 1960s?

The first was to abolish slavery and give the freedmen tribal rights

The second compromise was to establish an intertribal council. Each tribe would have one representative, with an additional representative for each one thousand tribal members

The third concession was the agreement that all the tribes would give up land in their various domains for rights-of-way for railroad construction through I.T.

The final compromise was that each tribe would give up a considerable amount of land as a penalty for having supported of Confederacy. The Cherokee gave up their "Neutral Lands" in southeastern Kansas and the Cherokee Strip, to be sold to the highest bidder for not less than $1.25 an acre. They also agreed to allow the federal government to settle other tribes in the Cherokee Outlet in exchange for payment made by the government to the Cherokee Nation.

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