Merciless Savages

In a school play about the Declaration of Independence, Henry was playing the role of a 'merciless Indian Savage'. According to the script, who was Henry portraying?

• African Americans

• Native Americans

• Asian Americans

• Hispanic Americans

Mason, Rohan, and Elijah are studying the history of Native Americans. They are trying to understand the main reason for the decrease in Native American populations and traditional homelands. What conclusion did they most likely reach?

• Native Americans migrated to other regions

• Native American populations decreased due to natural disasters

• Native American populations decreased due to disease outbreaks

• Native American populations decreased due to forcible removal and battles

Priya, Ava, and Isla are planning to attend a tribal powwow and cultural celebration during the Fourth of July. What is the significance of their participation in this event?

• To protest against the federal holiday

• To boycott the celebrations

• To promote cultural assimilation

• To honor American Indian veterans

In a recent history class, Samuel, Kai, and Arjun learned about the contributions of different ethnic groups to the U.S. military. According to their textbook, which ethnic group has served the military and armed forces at the highest rate?

• Native Americans

• Asian Americans

• Hispanic Americans

• African Americans

Liam, William, and Samuel visited an art exhibition. They saw an artwork called 'Decolonize' created by Kami Jo Whiteclay. What is the purpose of this artwork?

• To challenge colonial influence

• To promote cultural assimilation

• To honor the founding fathers

• To celebrate the Fourth of July

During the Fourth of July celebrations at school, what is the main message that Daniel, Ava, and Scarlett are trying to convey through their performance?

• To promote patriotism and nationalism

• To honor the Merciless Indian Savages

• To celebrate the founding fathers

• To ignore the history of Native Americans

Priya, Elijah, and Mia visited the Smithsonian Museum of American Indian on the 4th of July. They learned that Indians were allowed to conduct ceremonies on this day. Can you guess why?

• Was it to protest against the federal holiday?

• Was it to learn about patriotism and celebrate the United States?

• Was it to boycott the celebrations?

• Was it to challenge colonial influence?