The occupation of Alcatraz in 1969 finally ended when:

A. government officers removed the protestors.

B. the protestors convinced the government to enact reforms.

C. the National Congress of American Indians was formed.

D. unused government property was turned over to the protestors.

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Micaela Combs

20 April, 10:34

The occupation of Alcatraz in 1969 finally ended when:

A. government officers removed the protestors.

B. the protestors convinced the government to enact reforms.

C. the National Congress of American Indians was formed.

D. unused government property was turned over to the protestors.

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Freddy Pitts · Answer 1

Answer: government officers removed the protesters.

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Alexus Bruce · Answer 2

The correct answer is A. government officers removed the protestors.

The occupation of Alcatraz was forcibly ended by the U. S government when it removed the Indian protesters. Although it did not last long. The occupation significantly impacted Indian Termination policies of the federal government

The occupation of Alcatraz in 1969 finally ended when:A. government officers removed the protestors.B. the protestors convinced the government to enact reforms.C. the National Congress of American Indians was formed.D. unused government property was turned over to the protestors.

The occupation of Alcatraz in 1969 finally ended when:

A. government officers removed the protestors.

B. the protestors convinced the government to enact reforms.

C. the National Congress of American Indians was formed.

D. unused government property was turned over to the protestors.