Exam 2: Indigenous Traditions

What term refers to the process by which people from one place establish and maintain a settlement in another?

In what culture is the Sun Dance ritual found?

Many Anishinaubae boys engage in a rite of passage completely alone in the wilderness known as the vision quest.

The Bunu Yorube men were responsible for growing cotton.

How does the transcription (writing down) of an oral tale affect its meaning?

Australian Aborigines generally tell origin stories about a single divine authority from whom all life, values, rules, and so on, derive.

The term terra nullius, which was invoked by European settlers, means what?

Europeans called Aboriginal people "primitive" in reference to that Latin term for "first".

The Yoruban god of iron and war, Ogun, has come to be associated in modern times with which profession(s)?

Ganioday'yo, or Handsome Lake, had a series of visions in which he met which of the following?

To protest the Dakota Access Pipeline, Anna Lee Rain Yellowhammer of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe voiced a rallying cry, Mni wiconi, which means what?

Keri Hulme's novel The Bone People displays elements characteristic of the resurgence of which traditions?

What is the name of the Pomo healer who gave miniature baskets (or instructions to make one) to patients?

How does conflict dualism see the universe?

The word "totem" is derived from the Anishinaubae word dodaem, which could be translated as which of the following?

Approximately how many indigenous people does the United Nations estimate are in the world?

What is a marae?

Which of the following is an element of Indigenous rites of passage?

Indigenous cultural expressions are fundamentally about which of the following?

Which tribe led the protest against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline?