1. How do most American Indians feels about taxes?
(a) They feel they paid when they gave up two billion acres of land to the U.S.
(b) They pay state taxes, but refuse to pay federal taxes.
(c) They feel, like other Americans, that they must pay taxes that are due.
(d) They feel they owe taxes.

2. How are the Indians of Canada different from the American Indians?
(a) They live in colder climates and have better housing.
(b) They are paid by the government NOT to grow crops.
(c) Their medical care is not as good as American Indians.
(d) They have not had their basic governmental forms disturbed.

3. What political aspirations did the Seneca's accuse the government of having regarding the oldest Indian treaty?
(a) The dam was part of the price of keeping Pennsylvania in line for John F. Kennedy at the 1960 Democratic Convention.
(b) President Kennedy wanted to add the land to Camp David.
(c) Senator Kennedy wanted to buy the land for his own family.
(d) President Kennedy needed the land to bargain with the Russians during the Cuban Missile Crisis.

4. What happened to most of the treaties in the far west of the country?
(a) They were never broken and followed carefully.
(b) The written documents never made it back to Washington.
(c) They were never ratified by Congress.
(d) The field offices lost the written documents years ago.

5. What, according to the author at the end of chapter 1, should the government do about the Indians?
(a) Pass laws removing all federal government from Indian proceedings.
(b) Establish a cultural leave-us-alone agreement.
(c) Begin talks with the federal government on land rights.
(d) Establish a cultural inclusion policy.