United States Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay visits Blackfoot Indians in Browning, Montana

In Browning, Montana, the Blackfeet Indians honored Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay during a visit to dedicate an addition to Glacier National Park. McKay and his wife were given tribal titles, and they participated in a tribal dance. McKay also met with the Blackfeet Council to discuss Indian Affairs, resulting in a positive and successful meeting.

Who was the distinguished representative honored by the Blackfeet Indians in Browning, Montana?

• President of the United States

• Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay

• Governor J. Hugo Aronson

• Chief Mountain

What title was given to Secretary McKay during the tribal induction ceremonies?

• Chief of the Rockies

• Mountain Chieftain

• Great White Father

• Wolverine Warrior

What is the significance of Chief Mountain in the context of the ceremony?

• It is the location of the tribal dance

• It is the name of the Blackfeet's leader

• It is a mountain that divides Canada and the United States

• It is a sacred animal of the Blackfeet

What title was Mrs. McKay given during the ceremony?

• Blackfeet Queen

• Chief Mountain Lady

• Wolverine Woman

• Mountain Chieftainess

What was the main topic of discussion during Secretary McKay's meeting with the Blackfeet Council?

• The expansion of Glacier National Park

• The Administration of Indian Affairs

• The history of Chief Mountain

• The tribal dance traditions