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| During his Trip through Indian Country, Neil Diamond visits with all of the following except: |
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| The C.E.O. of the only Native-owned T.V. Station. |
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| According to Cherokee stories, corn comes from: |
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| Deloria discusses treaties of which Native Nation we will study in AIS 160A1? |
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| If we get the girls, we get the _____. |
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| Ziktala Sa hid under the bed to avoid: |
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| Not explicitly surrendered by treaty. |
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| Anishinaabe fishing rights at Lac du Flambeau are an example of: |
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| According to Begay’s lecture, a Nation with successful economic development most likely: |
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| has capable governing institutions. |
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| Deganahwideh helped the Haudenosaunee by: |
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| Establishing peace & forming the confederacy. |
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| The Hayo’wetha belt represents the: |
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| Haudenosaunee Confederacy |
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| In their article, Grinde & Johnson explain that one symbol of Haudenosaunee unity was so well known by Americans in 1787 that there was no need to bother explaining the symbolism: |
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| In her article Wagner asks, “How did the radical suffragists come to their vision, a vision not of Band-Aid reform but of a reconstituted world completely transformed?” |
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| By observing Haudenosaunee women in their everyday lives. |
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| Women have no rights to property, their own bodies, or children. |
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| Common law defines married women as “dead in the law.” |
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| Violence against women not part of culture; dealt with seriously when it occurs. |
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| According to LaDuke & Cook’s article, Mohawk people have acquired high levels of toxins primarily from eating: |
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| According to the reading for this section, what does the “maze of injustice” refer to? |
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| A complex system of jurisdiction created by the triangle of government-to-government relationships between federal, state and tribal entities. |
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| For our purposes, what is the best definition for colonization? |
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| A process where an outside group claims control over another land base and people, changing the other group’s social structure, government and economics. |
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| Who are the authors of the articles on sexual violence? |
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| Amnesty International USA, Andrea Smith and Kathy Dobie |
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| Richard Dauenhauer often compares Tlingit oral stories to: |
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| Tohono O’odham manage the scarcity of resources in the desert through: |
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| What is the role of I’itoi? |
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| He made humans from clay. |
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| When Kino arrived, he found people living in a social system characterized by: |
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| Cooperation & sharing of resources. |
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| A belief involving a life long journey combining balance of spiritual, physical, and mental well-being. |
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| According to Zepeda in the Introduction to Ocean Power the pieces that appear in O’odham…? |
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| Originated in O’odham and the English version never occurred. |
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| Ozer’s article “Make It Right” explains that the Kickapoo Nation: |
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| Has found a way to facilitate border passage for its citizens. |
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| Ozer’s article argues for a Tohono O’odham citizenship act that would extend citizenship to: |
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| All members of the T.O. Nation, regardless of which side of the border they reside. |
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| Inherent right to self-governance. |
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