The government’s continuous changing of american indian policy caused distrust of the federal government among american indians. trust of the federal government among american indians. all american indian tribes to rise up against federal government policies. all american indian tribes to accept federal government policies.

Most of the natives did not want war but the treaty was violated by the scandalous generals out west.

The government’s continuous changing of American Indian policy caused distrust of the federal government among American Indians

Explanation:

Not all American Indian tribes rose up against federal government changing policies after Termination (as an example among a large set of changes in American Indian policy).

Many of them favored termination. Anyhow, the continuous changing of American Indian policy caused anxiety and distrust amongst Native Americans of the Federal government, as could be resembled on the 'Red Power' protest movement of the 1960s.

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