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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Four: Brother of the Crows, Chapters 19 through 24.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Johnston made peace with the Crow and stopped eating their livers, what was the response of Black Elk, a Sioux chief?
(a) He rejoiced and gave a feast for Johnston.
(b) He offered to help the Crows kill Johnston.
(c) He decided to intensify his raids against the Crow.
(d) He said Crow livers had made Johnston a coward.

2. Which of the following statements does not describe what Old John Hatcher looked like when Johnston first met him?
(a) Long blonde hair and a beard.
(b) Dressed in buckskin and moccasins.
(c) Over six feet in height and two hundred pounds in weight.
(d) Dressed in a black frock coat and shiny black boots.

3. What tribe captured Waving Grass?
(a) The Crow.
(b) The Nez Perce.
(c) The Cheyenne.
(d) The Flatheads.

4. Who gave Crazy Woman Morgan a respectful burial out of respect for her friendship with Johnston?
(a) The U.S. Army.
(b) The Flatheads.
(c) The Nez Perce Indians.
(d) The Crow Indians.

5. Who did Del Gue tell about Johnston's Blackfoot captivity despite Johnston's request that he not tell anyone the story?
(a) Colonel Carrington at Fort Kearney.
(b) Mariano Moreno.
(c) Bear's Head.
(d) Bigfoot Davis, who spread it to others.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happened to the Morgan children during the Indian attack on the family?

2. What did the wife of the warrior who had captured Waving Grass do when her husband brought Waving Grass home?

3. When Del Gue, Hatchet Jack, and John Johnston met at Pryor's Fork in 1878, what two items that used to be available in abundance were scarce that year?

4. What happened to the reputation of the Crow as a result of Johnston's vendetta against them?

5. What item buried with the bones of Johnston's wife and baby revealed that the Crow were responsible for the deaths of Johnston's family?

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