What were the goals of the American Indian Movement? A) passage of legislation granting better access to education and giving reservations...

Upon its establishment in 1968, the American Indian
Movement’s (AIM) original purpose was to assist the Indians living in urban ghettos who
had been forcefully displaced from the reservations by various government programs.
However, this original purpose later on expanded to encompass a wide range of Indian
demands. These demands were of diverse nature and cut across all spheres of life
including the economy, protection of rights, revival of traditional culture,
independence of tribal territories as well as the restoration of land previously owned
by the Indians but taken by the government.

This means that
of the choices listed, option C is the most correct because it captures a number of the
goals of the AIM. On the other hand, options A, B and D only highlight one goal each.
The AIM had multiple social, political, and economical goals, all of which were directed
at protecting the interests of the Indian people.