AIS323

043837

The course provides a comprehensive overview of the essential components of federal Indian laws and policies of the United States, which correspond to the historical progression of American Indians during various periods of change, significantly influencing both tribal governance and the lives of individual Indians. Key topics encompass the origins and extent of federal authority concerning Indian affairs, the powers of tribal governments, jurisdictional matters pertaining to Indian Country, and contemporary issues facing these communities.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Undergraduate