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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 14-17.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In 1821, the Potawatomi chief, Metea, said the following when confronted with surrendering this tribe's land: "We are fearful we shall offend their spirits if we sell our lands; and we are fearful we shall offend you if we do not sell them." Who was Metea referring to when he said "their"?
(a) His ancestors.
(b) The buffalo.
(c) Members of his tribe.
(d) The army.
2. The pope and Billy Graham believe that the revival of demonism, devil worship, astrological and numerological sciences are the devil's work. How does Deloria view these forms or worship?
(a) Curiosity among teenagers.
(b) Not devil worship.
(c) Indian experimentation.
(d) People just having fun.
3. According to Chapter 3, when was there rampant interest in American Indian traditions?
(a) 1950's.
(b) 1970's.
(c) 1990's.
(d) 1920's.
4. In Chapter 5, the author explains that some tribal religions believe humans can not only change into animals and birds, but they can also change into what?
(a) Witches and wizards.
(b) Plants and rocks.
(c) Other people.
(d) All answers are correct.
5. Deloria's negative opinion of Oral Roberts stems from what event?
(a) Deloria does not like Oklahoma.
(b) Roberts had more money.
(c) Roberts' claim that God wanted him to raise money for missions.
(d) Their differences in religion.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Deloria claim the Iroquois and Cherokee use as part of their religious practices?
2. In Chapter 10, who is given credit for developing the early idea of the immortality of the soul?
3. In Chapter 14, Deloria believed that as technology expanded, tribal religion suffered because of which of the following?
4. In Chapter 14, Deloria saw one advantage of reservations as which of the following?
5. Who or what dictates the Christian belief of life after death, according to Deloria?
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