Which type of land is not "Indian Country" under 18 U.S.C. 1151?:

Group of answer choices

1. Fee land owned by a non-Indian within the boundaries of a reservation.
2. Fee land owned by an Indian tribe outside the boundaries of a reservation.
3. A state highway running over tribal trust land.
4. An allotment outside the boundaries of a reservation.

Elimination of the boundaries of a reservation is called:

1. Diminishment
2. Abrogation
3. Disestablishment
4. Reduction

Sovereign immunity of a tribe does not apply:

1. Outside of a tribe's "Indian Country".
2. If a tribe operates a commercial business.
3. If a tribe enters a contract with a non-Indian.
4. None of the above.

What statute is an example of Congress abrogating tribal sovereign immunity?

1. The Major Crimes Act.
2. Public Law 280.
3. The Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
4. The Indian Child Welfare Act.

Alaska v. Native Village of Venetieinvolved which category of "Indian Country":

1. An allotment.
2. A Reservation.
3. Dependent Indian Communities.
4. None of the above.