Question

which laws apply to members of a tribe when they are on a federal native american reservation?
(1 point)
○ federal, tribal, and state laws
○ federal and tribal laws
○ tribal and state laws
○ state and federal laws

Explanation:

Under U.S. legal principles, federal Native American reservations have a specific jurisdictional framework. Tribal nations retain inherent sovereign authority over their members on reservation land, and federal law also applies as the overarching federal system governs tribal-federal relations. State laws generally do not extend full jurisdiction over tribal members on the reservation without specific federal authorization.

Answer:

federal and tribal laws