Problem Posing Questions

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The following questions will help you assess your learning of the concepts in this chapter.

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You are having a discussion over dinner, in the dining hall, with a group of close friends about a Contemporary American Indian History course and your roommate Jackson shares interesting comments made by classmate from the Lummi Nation. He repeatedly calls her an Indian? What do you do?

Use other terms hoping that he will pick up on your cues Ignore it Suggest he use a different term to refer to the Lummi student

Alice was asked to write a family history project, one part of the assignment was to reflect on her family's heritage or ethnicity. Alice sees herself as "American as Apple pie' or White, she doesn't feel that she has a culture. She goes to her professor for help, what should the professor's advice?

You are normal. Write about normal American traditions Everyone has culture and ethnicity Skip it and focus on something else

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