Native American Art Education and Influence

The transcript discusses the spread of boarding schools from Carlisle, Pennsylvania, to Oklahoma, highlighting the establishment of various educational institutions. It emphasizes the role of art in Native American education, particularly through the efforts of Susie Peters and the Kiowa artists. The narrative illustrates how art became a tool for cultural preservation and expression, despite initial resistance from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

What was the influence behind the establishment of boarding schools in Oklahoma?

• The Oklahoma state government

• The Carlisle Indian School model

• The European education system

• The local tribal councils

Which college was established in the 1880s in Muskogee, Oklahoma?

• St. Patrick's Mission School

• Rainy Mountain Indian School

• University of Oklahoma

• Bacone College

What was the Bureau of Indian Affairs' initial response to the recommendation for more art classes?

• They ignored the recommendation

• They immediately implemented the recommendation

• They sought further consultation

• They partially accepted the recommendation

Who was instrumental in organizing art lessons for Native American students in Oklahoma?

• Susie Peters

• James Auchiah

• Dr. Swan

• Oscar B. Jacobson

What was the unique aspect of the art program created by Oscar B. Jacobson for the Kiowa artists?

• It was exclusively for male students

• It was a formal degree program

• It allowed independence from European art models

• It followed European art models

What was the role of Susie Peters in the development of Native American art education?

• She was a student at the University of Oklahoma

• She was a landscape artist

• She organized art lessons for talented students

• She ignored the need for art education

Who among the Kiowa Five was replaced by James Auchiah?

• Monroe Tsatoke

• Lois Bougetah Smoky

• Jack Hokeah

• Spencer Asah

What was the primary focus of the art created by the Kiowa Five?

• Modern abstract art

• European landscapes

• Daily Kiowa life prior to removal

• Futuristic Native American themes

How did the Kiowa Five's art contribute to Native American culture?

• It modernized Native American traditions

• It replaced traditional art forms

• It was not influential

• It preserved and perpetuated Native culture

What was the significance of the portfolio 'Kiowa Art' published in Europe?

• It was a collection of modern art

• It represented daily Kiowa life and culture

• It showcased European art styles

• It was a scientific study of Native art