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Chapter 6 Self-Quiz
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According to Derry, which of the following elements is important for interpreting oral accounts rooted in Indigenous traditions? (Page 376)
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Truth
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Context
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Authenticity
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Which of the following is true about the term "Indigenous"? (Page 315)
It is universally defined.
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It is open to interpretation.
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It is restricted to scholarly use.
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It is used in reference to extinct cultures and peoples.
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Which of the following is true about the practice of agriculture amongst the Mohawk people? (Page 323)
It was introduced by Europeans.
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It was never adopted successfully.
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It was well established prior to contact with non-Indigenous people.
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It was not feasible due to climate.
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When was the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples adopted? (Page 324)
1947
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1998
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2001
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2007
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In the Kewa culture what do the terms ramani and lidi, respectively, differentiate between? (Page 326)
Taboo and sacred
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True stories and fictional tales
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Women and men
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Past and future
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With which geographical region are the origin stories of the "Earth Diver" genre associated? (Page 328)
North America
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South America
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Africa
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Oceania
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Within which culture is Amma venerated as the Supreme Being? (Page 328)
Maori
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Navajo
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Dogon
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Iroquois
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According to Derry, what might be a more accurate translation, (than that of "the Dreaming" used by nineteenth-century anthropologists), for describing Aborigines' notions of the time and place that preceded their own? (Page 329)
The time of the ancestors
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The in-between time
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Dawn of the earth
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The Uncreated
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What is the name of the "trickster" figure from the Yoruba tradition? (Page 334)
Nanabush
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Eshu
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Coyote
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Tortoise
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What does the "Bighorn Medicine Wheel" refer to? (Page 335)
A Cheyenne healer's traditional necklace
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An oral story describing the curing of a famine from the Sioux tradition
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A concept of circular time
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A sacred ritual site
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What does the term "liminal" denote? (Page 336)
An in-between state of existence
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The state of the world before the emergence of human beings
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The state of Indigenous cultures prior to contact with non-Indigenous peoples
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The status of a full member of an Indigenous community
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What was the purpose of the Ainu bear sacrifice ritual? (Page 339)
To gain protection from disease
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To signal the beginning of warfare
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To release the spirit of the Mountain God
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To signal an end to hostilities
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In Maori culture all weavers are traditionally what? (Page 340)
Elders
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Female
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Male
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Unmarried
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Totem poles are traditionally associated with which Indigenous cultures? (Page 344)
The Nuer and the Dogon
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The Iroquois and the Cree
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The Haisla, Nisga'a, and Tsimshian
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All North American Indigenous people
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Where are Maori carvings traditionally displayed? (Page 344)
In the ancestral meeting house
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On the shoreline
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In sacred groves
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In a shaman's house
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What was the ultimate result of the encounter between Columbus and the Arawak people? (Page 350)
New trade relations were formed
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The Arawaks assimilated to Spanish culture
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The Arawaks expelled the Spaniards from their island
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A genocide of the Arawak people and culture at the hands of the Spanish invaders
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The use of Indigenous symbols, or terms, by non-Indigenous peoples for marketing purposes are examples of what cultural phenomenon? (Pages 357 -- 359)
Tribute
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Appropriation
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Re-imagination
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Revitalization
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Among which Indigenous peoples did the Handsome Lake movement develop? (Page 362)
The Maori
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The Haida
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The Iroquois
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The Crow
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What ritual activity was promoted by the Paiute religious leader Wovoka in the late nineteenth century? (Page 365)
Potlatch
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Sun Dance
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Sweat Lodge
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Ghost Dance
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Within which Indigenous culture is the Blessingway ceremony performed? (Page 323)
Navajo
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Iroquois
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Cree
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Sioux
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