Question

an indian movement raised awareness about the treatment of native americans. match the action aim took with the correct

three caravans of cars that carried 700 aim activists who made a 20-point list of demands

a 19-month demonstration that raised awareness of poor living conditions on reservations

a protest to demand the federal government honor treaties that became violent and deadly

an action that publicized the living conditions of american indians and helped stop congress from passing treaty-breaking bills

the longest walk
trail of broken treaties
occupation of wounded knee
occupation of alcatraz

Explanation:

Analyze the first description

Using the Historical Text Analysis knowledge point

• Description: "three caravans of cars that carried 700 AIM activists who made a 20-point list of demands"
• Historical Event: This refers to the Trail of Broken Treaties (1972), a cross-country protest that culminated in Washington, D.C., where activists presented a 20-point proposal to the federal government.

Analyze the second description

Using the Historical Text Analysis knowledge point

• Description: "a 19-month demonstration that raised awareness of poor living conditions on reservations"
• Historical Event: This refers to the Occupation of Alcatraz (1969–1971), where Native American activists occupied the island for 19 months to protest federal policies and highlight reservation conditions.

Analyze the third description

Using the Historical Text Analysis knowledge point

• Description: "a protest to demand the federal government honor treaties that became violent and deadly"
• Historical Event: This refers to the Occupation of Wounded Knee (1973), where AIM activists occupied the town of Wounded Knee, South Dakota, leading to a 71-day armed standoff with federal law enforcement that resulted in casualties.

Analyze the fourth description

Using the Historical Text Analysis knowledge point

• Description: "an action that publicized the living conditions of American Indians and helped stop Congress from passing treaty-breaking bills"
• Historical Event: This refers to The Longest Walk (1978), a major peaceful march from San Francisco to Washington, D.C., which successfully lobbied against several bills in Congress that threatened Native American treaty rights.

Answer:

Description	Event
a 19-month demonstration that raised awareness of poor living conditions on reservations	Occupation of Alcatraz
a protest to demand the federal government honor treaties that became violent and deadly	Occupation of Wounded Knee
an action that publicized the living conditions of American Indians and helped stop Congress from passing treaty-breaking bills	The Longest Walk