The arizona commission of indian affairs works to provide a link between tribal and state governments. provide a link between federal and tribal governments. provide education services to american indian students. provide land management to american indian territories.

The correct answer is a) provide a link between tribal and state governments. The Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs was an institution created by the state of Arizona in 1953. The principal aims of this commission were to document the information about the Native people and their life in Arizona, as well as serving as a mean of cooperation between the state of Arizona and the tribal institutions. The commission was disestablished in 2016.

The one that it is in charge of the cooperation between the federal and tribal governments is the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), runned by the U.S. Department of the Interior.  

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