Cherokee Nation Chief Wants Jeep To Remove Name On SUVs

The chief of the Cherokee Nation states that using the tribe's name on SUVs is not an honor, despite good intentions. Jeep claims it selects names to honor Native American culture and is open to discussions with the tribe. The Jeep Cherokee has been sold for over 40 years.

What is the Cherokee Nation's view on the use of their name on vehicles?

• They are indifferent to the use of their name.

• They believe it is not an honor, even if well intended.

• They have not expressed any opinion on the matter.

• They see it as a great honor.

How does Jeep justify the use of Native American names for their vehicles?

• They have no specific reason.

• They aim to honor Native American people.

• They think it sounds appealing.

• They believe it increases sales.

What is Jeep's approach to the concerns raised by the Cherokee Nation?

• They have not addressed the concerns.

• They have decided to change the name immediately.

• They are open to dialogue with the tribe.

• They ignore the concerns.

For how long has Jeep been selling the Cherokee model?

• Over 50 years

• Over 40 years

• Over 20 years

• Over 30 years

What is the main issue discussed in the video regarding the Jeep Cherokee?

• The use of the Cherokee name

• The performance of the vehicle

• The design of the vehicle

• The price of the vehicle