The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 set about a new era of Federal Indian policy, one that allowed for self-determination and government-to-government relationships between tribal nations and the Federal Government.
Senator Smith highlights the significance of the Indian Reorganization Act in improving tribal governance.
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