Cherokee sovereignty movement

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The Cherokee sovereignty movement is a political and cultural effort by the Cherokee people to assert and strengthen their inherent self-governance, treaty rights, and national identity within and beyond the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous sovereignty movement
cultural movement
political movement
affects Cherokee citizenship policies
Cherokee cultural policy
Cherokee governance structures
Cherokee relations with federal and state governments
emergedFrom longstanding Cherokee assertions of nationhood
resistance to U.S. assimilation policies
resistance to termination and allotment policies
hasContext Indigenous rights under international law
United States federal Indian law NERFINISHED
contemporary tribal governance
history of Cherokee removal and dispossession
treaties between Cherokee nations and the United States
hasGoal assert Cherokee self-governance
assert inherent sovereignty predating the United States
defend treaty rights
enforce treaty rights
expand Cherokee jurisdiction over internal affairs
increase recognition of Cherokee nationhood
oppose erosion of tribal sovereignty
oppose state encroachment on tribal authority
preserve Cherokee national identity
promote Cherokee cultural revitalization
promote Cherokee language revitalization
promote federal recognition of treaty obligations
promote international recognition of Indigenous rights
protect Cherokee citizenship and enrollment authority
protect Cherokee cultural autonomy
protect Cherokee political autonomy
secure greater control over Cherokee lands and resources
strengthen Cherokee national identity
strengthen Cherokee self-governance
strengthen tribal courts and legal systems
hasSubject Cherokee people NERFINISHED
involves Cherokee Nation NERFINISHED
Cherokee activists NERFINISHED
Cherokee community organizations
Cherokee cultural leaders
Cherokee legal advocates
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians NERFINISHED
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians NERFINISHED
advocacy in state legislatures
cultural education programs
grassroots political organizing
language revitalization initiatives
litigation in U.S. courts
negotiation with federal agencies
participation in international Indigenous forums
tribal governments
relatedTo Native American self-determination era
broader Native American sovereignty movements

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Cherokee Phoenix associatedWith Cherokee sovereignty movement