Al Smith gets new title from Chief Yellow Thunder at the Chicago World's Fair

The speaker begins by introducing themselves in their native language, repeating key phrases for emphasis. They express gratitude to their chief and fellow tribesmen, highlighting their new role as a chief. The speaker then discusses their desire to move away from being known as the 'wearer of the brown derby' and embrace a new identity with a new headdress.

What are the two key phrases introduced by the speaker in their native language?

• Brown Derby and Headdress

• Chief and Tribesmen

• Niki Chiga and Waga Waga

• Non-Skejipi and Wakizaga

What role does the speaker hold in their community?

• Elder

• Tribesman

• Chief

• Warrior

To whom does the speaker express their appreciation?

• The government

• Their chief and brother tribesmen

• Their family

• The general public

What does the speaker want to change about their public image?

• Their role as a chief

• Their native language

• Their reputation as the wearer of the brown derby

• Their relationship with the tribesmen

What new item does the speaker wish to adopt?

• A new title

• A new tribe

• A new language

• A new headdress