Select one Indigenous Population/Native American treaty, policy, or law that is of most interest to you from a list provided by the course instructor. Write a minimum eight-page paper of written content (not including title page and reference page) that discusses the magnitude and significance of the social problem that precipitated the treaty, policy, or law. The written work must also include the history, political, sociocultural, economic, and/or environmental factors. Cover the extent of the compliance by signatory institutions, any strengths and limitations noted. Share the affect the treaty, policy, or law appears to have on the Indigenous Populations.
Suggest ways to advocate, improve compliance, revisit/revise, enforce, or abolish the treaty, policy, or law.
Be sure to discuss both the circular and linear views in your written work. The rubric lists the headings for the paper. Students will use minimum of eight (8) scholarly articles from the syllabus, canvas listings, and additional scholarly literature to use as references in this work.
Follow APA 7th edition style writing throughout your written work, this includes your reference formatting.
Provide an abstract with 150 words minimum. Do NOT indent the abstract. Insert two spaces after each sentence.
Provide an opening with at least one paragraph
Write a minimum eight-page paper of written content
discusses the magnitude and significance of the social problem that precipitated the treaty, policy, or law. The written paper must also discuss
the history, political, sociocultural, economic, and/or environmental factors.
Cover the extent of the compliance by signatory institutions, any strengths and limitations noted.
Share the affect the treaty, policy, or law appears to have on the Indigenous Populations.
Suggest ways to advocate, improve compliance, revisit/revise, enforce, or abolish the treaty, policy, or law.
Be sure to discuss both the circular and linear views in your written work.
Be sure to apply the required list of terminology and required theories as applicable. See syllabus and module one
