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Re-read paragraphs 11 and 12. what was the most important effect of “the longest walk”

•“the longest walk 2” took place 30 years after the original protest
•congress passed the american indian religious freedom act
•tribes were threatened for performing their unique customs
•marchers walked over 3,200 miles over a period of six months
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Re-read paragraphs 11 and 12. what was the most important effect of “the longest walk”

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