Often, the Primary Distinction Between Officers of General- Purpose and Special-

question 2

Multiple Choice

Often, the primary distinction between officers of general- purpose and special- purpose police agencies is found in:

• A) what officers do
• B) agency functions
• C) where officers do policing
• D) none of the above

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Definitions:

Dawes Severalty Act

A 1887 law aimed at assimilating Native Americans into American society by dividing tribal land into individual plots for ownership.

Reservation Policy

A policy pertaining to the designation of specific lands for indigenous peoples, often characterized by forced relocations and aimed at assimilating indigenous populations into mainstream society.

Cattle Ranching

The business of raising and managing cattle for meat, milk, and other products, typically conducted on large expanses of land.

Cattle Industry

A sector of agriculture focused on the raising, breeding, and marketing of cattle for meat, dairy products, and other by-products.