IAH 201 FINAL EXAM UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

IAH 201 FINAL EXAM UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS

Question:
Activity 6
Answer:
.

Question:
What was the reason that Plenty Horses was found not-guilty of the murder of Lt. Edward Casey?
Answer:
Because the court and jury determined that Casey was killed in an act of war

Question:
In the "Introduction," Indians in Unexpected Places, according to Deloria, discourse places ideology in...
Answer:
concrete and observable practices and ideology helps to understand the content of those ideological
practices.

Question:
Violence, Indians in Unexpected Places: In the 1890 Wounded Knee incident, most...
Answer:
Non-Indians were convinced that the Lakota were not pacified, and were still violent, threatening, and
savagely unpredictable.

Question:
In "Violence," and in short form," Deloria uses several phrases and words to describe white "expectations"
of Indians. Which is not one of them"
Answer:
Insurrection

Question:
In the Introduction, Indians in Unexpected Places, what best describes the polar dichotomy of the
American Indian stereotype?
Answer:
All of the answers

Question:
In the file, "Review of Terms and Words that Deloria Interprets, especially in terms of the study(ies) of
American Indians," Deloria advocates for what mode (or tool) of analysis?
Answer:
Essay

, Question:
In the Introduction, Indians in Unexpected Places, a stereotype is derived from a machine, a printing
plate...
Answer:
Capable of reproducing copies undistinguished by individual difference

Question:
In the "Introduction," Indians in Unexpected Places, according to Deloria, ideology...
Answer:
Answers 1 and 2 (always works to favor some and disadvantage others, and makes that work seem natural)
and (is concerned with power, domination, and acquiescence).

Question:
The Introduction, Indians in Unexpected Places, Deloria wishes to move the analysis away from simple
constructs of a polar stereotype to more complex terms of specific example (or case study) and essay.
Answer:
True

Question:
In the "Introduction," Indians in Unexpected Places, according to Deloria, anomaly is set against and/or in
relation to... (best answer)
Answer:
"accepted norms and categories"

Question:
In the Introduction, Indians in Unexpected Places, According to Deloria, stereotypes are not analytical
tools but...
Answer:
Answers 1 and 2 (are a descriptive shorthand and a simplified and generalized expectation) and (are an
expectation that enabled white Americans to exercise multiple kinds of power over multiple kinds of
Indians).

Question:
Lightening Creek, 1903: Though Deloria uses the Lightening Creek incident to show how whites view the
Lakota as violent, a good number of non- Indians believed, and documented their belief in newspapers,
that...
Answer:
All of the answers

Question:
What is the purpose of the Descriptive Mystery exercise?
Answer:
All of the answers

Question:
What is important in the Paha Canweknayanka incident of 1893 and the subsequent trials and execution is
that the "pacification" of Lakota "rebellions" or "Outbreaks" can be resolved by ... [best answer]