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of communal properties that native americans had been sent them out to small parcels of land and anthey had to prove over 25 yeas that they deserve to have that land. that was part of this long process of turning into people in different ways and that's the of jim thorpe in so many different ways that a slight. >> in 1953 the nine names termination policies. >> trying to terminate reservation life and luckily that one didn't prevail. >> if i started reciting all the things i didn't know blackhawk. >> klokoc i start the book with the parallelism between lap and jim thorpe because they were both from the same tribes. they were both from the same and it's a little bit unclear whether jim thorpe was a descendent of blackhawk but there were some indications black cox great-niece was jim thorpe's grandmother but in any case jim thorpe's mother often told them he was the reincarnation of. what i found fascinating how both of these famous men were treated by society. after the blackhawk war called the massacre when blackhawk tried to lead 1000 members of this tribe over the mississippi in their