Ceremony

In 1924 Native Americans:

• started attending American Indian boarding schools

• gained citizenship

• participated in the Pueblo Revolt

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Leslie Marmon Silko is:

• Laguna Pueblo

• Mexican American

• Laguna Pueblo, Anglo American, & Mexican American

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Leslie Marmon Silko:

• was the first renowned woman writer of the Native American Renaissance

• was a minor figure in the Native American Renaissance

• started the Native American Renaissance

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The Laguna Pueblo have lived in what is nowadays New Mexico at least since:

• The 1300s

• The 1600s

• The 1800s

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The Laguna Pueblo formed:

• a patriarchal society

• a matriarchal society

• a patrilineal society

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Ceremony is:

• a traditional novel

• a collection of short stories

• a hybrid text

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Ceremony starts with:

• references to a folk tale

• Tayo in bed

• Tayo in a prisoner camp

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Tayo and Rocky:

           

• Come back from WWII with PTSD

• Serve in the Philippines

• Wanted to enlist to show their nationalism

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Rocky is Tayo’s:

• Friend

• Brother

• Cousin

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Josiah:

• Rejects Tayo

• Suffers from PTSD

• Represents a loving father figure

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