The Indian Claims Commission was a judicial relations between the United States government and Native American. Native American tribes given unprecedented service in World War II and as a way to relieve the anxiety and resentment caused by the United States' history of colonization of Indigenous peoples.They together with the law, the Commission created a process for tribes to address their grievances against the United States, and offered monetary compensation for territory lost as a result of broken federal treaties. The correct answer is MEANT THAT TRIBAL PEOPLE HAD A PROCEDURE TO BRING SUIT AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
