Custer Died for Your Sins: An Indian Manifesto Quiz

Vine Deloria, Jr.

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the reputation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs office in Juneau? (from Part 6)

It holds fast to fishing rights.

It is run by white men.

It has the best reputation for service to native peoples of any of the area offices.

It is representative of the people it serves.

2.

What does the author believe the Indians should have a right to, just like water districts, cities, and towns? (from Part 6)

Citizenship.

Social services.

Voting rights.

Sovereignty.

3.

What is the best way to start a heated argument during an Indian meeting? (from Part 9)

Talk about water rights.

Speak on the need for unity.

Talk about land use.

Speak on the need for new leadership.

4.

Once a church was assigned to a reservation, what happened to the other churches? (from Part 5)

Other churches could talk to members of the reservation to try to gain access.

They were prohibited from entering a reservation.

Other churches could invite Indians to worship on their reservation.

They could also build a church on the same reservation.

5.

Among the Sioux in the Dakotas, what was the Sun Dance reinterpreted as? (from Part 5)

Palm Sunday service.

Christmas service.

The annual convocation of the missions on each reservation.

Tenebre service.

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