Question

check 2 items that apply to the impact of the dawes act on tribal land. tribes lost around 50% their land tribes lost around a 25% of their land tribes were able to keep the more valuable portions of land tribes were forced to keep the less valuable portions of land

Explanation:

The Dawes Act had a devastating impact on tribal land. Tribes lost about half of their land as a result of the act's provisions that forced land - allotment and subsequent sale of "surplus" land. Also, tribes were often left with less valuable portions of land as more desirable land was taken or sold off.

Answer:

Tribes lost around 50% their land
Tribes were forced to keep the less valuable portions of land