How have First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples sought, by land disputes, recognition of treaties and Native rights, and promotion of self-government, to regain their status as self-determining nations?

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Q: Where are the conflicts with the Affordable Care Act? (for example, abortion coverage)

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Q: What were the successes and failures of the Populist Party in Texas?

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Q: What is meant when a bill is pigeonholed, and how can this be stopped?

A: To Describe Pigeonholing of a bill and how to stop it

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A: Federalism is the dual form of government, usually consisting of the state and the union government.

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A: Introduction: The Treaty on Open Skies establishes a program of  unarmed aerial surveillance flights...

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