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What was the result of the Supreme Court decision in Menominee Tribe v. United States?

The U.S. government could tax American Indian land.

The U.S. government could not sell American Indian land.

The U.S. government could stop funding schools on American Indian reservations.

The U.S. government could not take away American Indian hunting and fishing rights.

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Answer:

The U.S. government could stop funding schools on American Indian reservations.

Explanation:

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The  Supreme Court ruling in the Menominee Tribe case was that the  government could not take away the tribe's hunting and fishing rights.

What was Menominee Tribe v. United States case law?

The court had to decide whether  any right of the tribes was infringed  in the Menominee Termination Act, If yes they are liable for compensation and if not no compensation is required. The court ruled that the  Termination Act did not invalidate the basic right of the tribe, i.e. hunting and fishing.

It  did not abolish the tribe, it merely ended supervision of the tribe.  It was held that that tribe agreed to the site as it was suited for hunting. So the supreme court ruled that tribe's hunting and fishing rights stays protected.

Therefore, it can be said that option D appropriately describes the above given statement.

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