Military to recruit Navajo Soldiers for the same purpose in World War 2. The majority of native men chose to or had been ordered to be in dangerous positions, their hope was to prove themselves on the battlefield so they would be able to return home with full citizenship and dignity. Religious freedom for Native Americans began to cease in the 19th century. During this time, a “Peace Policy” was created to eliminate the “indianness” of Native Americans. This policy gave Americans the belief that they had the right to take away Native peoples from their homeland along with their freedom. There were ceremonies and practices outlawed, forced placement on reservations, and the establishment of boarding schools. This went on until 1978 when the American Indian Religious Freedom Act was passed, which allowed Native peoples’ to access sacred sites, possess sacred objects, and the freedom to worship through traditional rites. Now in the 21st century, pow wows are all over the United States and Canada. There are two different types of pow wows, traditional and