Governmental services to native tribes such as subsidized medical care were a result of a.) the indian claims commission; b.) favoritism; c.) fulfilled treaty obligations; d.) public welfare entitlements

C.) fulfilled treaty obligations

The reason why "C.) fulfilled treaty obligations" would be the correct answer because when the government gave health services to native tribes, it fulfilled an obligation that a treaty forced them to do.

There was a treaty made to provide the native tribes that were already on the land health services and things of that sort. The government then gave financial support to the native tribes by covering them with medical care. This allowed the Natives in the land to not have to worry about becoming sick or having trouble seeking medical care because the government provided it to them.

The government had to do this because of a treaty, the treaty forced or obligated the government to do this. If they disobeyed the treaty, then there were going to be problems. All in all, the government provided medical care for the Native tribes in order to fulfill the treaty obligations.

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