Two of the states with extensive Indian reservations are "Arizona and South Dakota"
Arizona has the largest American Indian population (296,529) of all states in the United States. Each Native American tribe in the state has its own distinct culture, but is united by a common heritage. The Apache, Papago, Navajo, and Yuma are some of the well-known tribes of this region. More than 20 American Indian reservations occupy about one fourth of the entire land of Arizona. These reservations are granted their own rights to make and enforce the laws of their respective lands.
Approximately 71,817 Native Americans dwell in the U.S. State of South Dakota, with seven tribal governments with reservation boundaries, and two others lacking reservation boundaries. Together, the tribes constituting the Sioux Nation play a significant role in South Dakota’s rich cultural heritage. According to historians, the Native American tribes of Dakota, Nakota, and Lakota migrated into this land from Minnesota. The primary occupation of the tribes involved herding buffaloes, an animal they hold sacred in their culture.
Hence, the correct option is C and D respectively.
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