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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who has abducted Alvin and Measure?

2. For what is Hooch arrested?

3. How old is Governor Bill Harrison's new wife?

4. How many hours does it take to track down the renegade Wee-Aw?

5. How does Frederic feel when Napoleon touches him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Harrison attempt to do to Hooch, and what is Hooch's response to this?

2. What kinds of things does Hooch notice upon entering Carthage City once again?

3. Why does Andrew Jackson feel dirty?

4. How is "dying brave" kind of the Reds who catch the Wee-Aw?

5. What is the objective of the wrassling match between Measure and Ta-Kumsaw?

6. What story does Ta-Kumsaw tell the red bird?

7. About what had Hooch and Harrison originally seen eye-to-eye?

8. What scares Alvin when he follows the Prophet and why does he do so?

9. What does Robespierre give to La Fayette and what is its purpose?

10. What is the difference between Alvin Miller Sr. and Armor-of-God's opinions regarding the abduction of Alvin and Measure?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the search for a dream beast which Lolla-Wossiky endeavors. Is this a common theme among indigenous peoples? Is the reason for the search a true reason? Cite sources that prove your statements.

Essay Topic 2

What might have occurred had Alvin gone back with Measure and saved him as the torture was occurring? Would this have been more likely to have saved the Reds at Tippy-Canoe? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 3

Compare American frontier towns to small towns that exist present day. What kinds of characteristics are similar and what things are different? Taking away technological advancement as a main difference, what other main differences exist in small towns of today? What do you think is the reason for this difference?

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