Why did the american indian movement occupy wounded knee?
to protest federal policies regarding broken treaties
to protest the policies of the bureau of indian affairs
to protest the policies that lead to continued discrimination
to protest the policies that lead to continued poverty

Option A, to protest federal policies regarding broken treaties , is the right answer.

Explanation:

Russell Means, Dennis Banks and some other leaders of the Native-America founded the American Indian Movement in the year 1968, as a political, militant and civil rights institution. This movement regarded the government as corrupt and dictatorial and thus they made plans to occupy Wounded Knee as a way of driving a federal investigation of the government. The leaders of the movement also wanted to force an inquiry of other engagements, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and weak Indian treaties.

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