Indigenous Perspectives on Nature and Responsibility
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Aiden Montgomery
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Science, Social Studies, Moral Science, Philosophy
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9th - 10th Grade
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Hard
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10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What message did Betty Osceola hear in the wind while in the Everglades?
Nature is silent.
Fear the unknown.
I am you and you are me.
You are alone.
2.
Multiple Choice
How does Betty describe the role of Indigenous women?
As leaders of the community.
As warriors of the land.
As manifestations of Mother Earth.
As keepers of the past.
3.
Multiple Choice
What change in lifestyle does Betty mention about living in the Everglades?
Increased nomadic lifestyle.
More seasonal homes.
Shift from nomadic to settled living.
Return to traditional housing.
4.
Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of offering a prayer and food to the fire?
To ask for personal wealth.
To communicate true intentions to the Creator.
To celebrate a festival.
To ward off evil spirits.
5.
Multiple Choice
What does the fire popping signify in Betty's culture?
A sign of bad luck.
A warning of danger.
The fire saying 'thank you'.
A call to action.
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