Question 1

At the time this was written, the mission school at St. Francis was run by ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  nuns 
B)  Jesuit priests 
C)  the U.S. Department of the Interior 
D)  the Bureau of Indian Affairs 
A)  nuns 
B)  Jesuit priests 
C)  the U.S. Department of the Interior 
D)  the Bureau of Indian Affairs D

Question 2

According to Mary Crow Dog, what destroyed the harmonious life in the tipi circle?

Accepted Answer

A)  whiskey 
B)  bows and arrows 
C)  Heathens 
D)  clocks 
A)  whiskey 
B)  bows and arrows 
C)  Heathens 
D)  clocks A

Question 3

How were students typically punished for wrongdoings at the school?

Accepted Answer

A)  They were beaten. 
B)  They were expelled. 
C)  They were forced to do hard labor. 
D)  They were sent to their rooms. 
A)  They were beaten. 
B)  They were expelled. 
C)  They were forced to do hard labor. 
D)  They were sent to their rooms. A

Question 4

White man's time is ______ time, while Indian time is ______ time.

Accepted Answer

A)  slow; fast 
B)  fast; time 
C)  clock; natural 
D)  natural; clock 
A)  slow; fast 
B)  fast; time 
C)  clock; natural 
D)  natural; clock

Question 5

The author states that all she got out of school was ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  knowing how to pray 
B)  understanding Whites 
C)  learning arithmetic 
D)  lasting friendships 
A)  knowing how to pray 
B)  understanding Whites 
C)  learning arithmetic 
D)  lasting friendships

Question 6

Boarding schools and day schools used a ______ approach to resocialize young Native Americans into the dominant society.

Accepted Answer

A)  socialist 
B)  mandatory 
C)  military 
D)  subterfuge 
A)  socialist 
B)  mandatory 
C)  military 
D)  subterfuge

Question 7

Mary Crow Dog compares the placement of Native American children in boarding schools to ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  wittling 
B)  camping 
C)  bribery 
D)  kidnapping 
A)  wittling 
B)  camping 
C)  bribery 
D)  kidnapping

Question 8

Explain the significance of Wise's visit to the school in 1969 or 1970.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Explain the significance of Wise's visit to...

Question 9

Why were Native American children separated from their families between 1879 and 1930?

Accepted Answer

A)  to work in urban factories 
B)  to have a chance at a more rigorous education 
C)  to civilize them into the dominant society 
D)  to remove them from abusive home situations 
A)  to work in urban factories 
B)  to have a chance at a more rigorous education 
C)  to civilize them into the dominant society 
D)  to remove them from abusive home situations

Question 10

What finally prompted Mary Crow Dog to quit school?

Accepted Answer

A)  She had an argument with a priest. 
B)  She had to iron all of the priests' robes. 
C)  She was attacked by a male student. 
D)  She was beaten by the nuns. 
A)  She had an argument with a priest. 
B)  She had to iron all of the priests' robes. 
C)  She was attacked by a male student. 
D)  She was beaten by the nuns.

Question 11

Explain the origin of boarding schools.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Explain the origin of boarding schools....

Question 12

Describe life in a tipi circle in the old days. Compare and contrast this with life at boarding schools.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Describe life in a tipi circle in...

Question 13

Which event described in the reading had the most impact on you?

Accepted Answer

As an AI, I don't have personal experien

Question 14

The focus of Mary Crow Dog's first article in the Red Panther was the ______ at the school.

Accepted Answer

A)  food 
B)  clocks 
C)  principal 
D)  students 
A)  food 
B)  clocks 
C)  principal 
D)  students

Question 15

The author states that racism breeds racism in reverse. What does she mean by this?

Accepted Answer

The answer of The author states that racism breeds racism...

Exam 50: Civilize Them With a Stick

At the time this was written, the mission school at St. Francis was run by ______.

According to Mary Crow Dog, what destroyed the harmonious life in the tipi circle?

How were students typically punished for wrongdoings at the school?

White man's time is ______ time, while Indian time is ______ time.

The author states that all she got out of school was ______.

Boarding schools and day schools used a ______ approach to resocialize young Native Americans into the dominant society.

Mary Crow Dog compares the placement of Native American children in boarding schools to ______.

Explain the significance of Wise's visit to the school in 1969 or 1970.

Why were Native American children separated from their families between 1879 and 1930?

What finally prompted Mary Crow Dog to quit school?

Explain the origin of boarding schools.

Describe life in a tipi circle in the old days. Compare and contrast this with life at boarding schools.

Which event described in the reading had the most impact on you?

The focus of Mary Crow Dog's first article in the Red Panther was the ______ at the school.

The author states that racism breeds racism in reverse. What does she mean by this?

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