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Chapter 8 - "Your Name is Luther"

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1.

According to Chapter 8, which person believed it was important to learn to read and write?

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2.

Which person that you read about in chapter 8 had to leave school and work in order to provide for his family?

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3.

Which person started and taughtat the Carlisle School?

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4.

Which person was a student at the Carlisle School?

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5.

Which person believed in education, but did not want to lose his culture and beliefs?

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6.

In this chapter, you read that Richard Henry Pratt believed in the idea of "kill the Indian to save the man". What does this mean?

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7.

Cite evidence from the text, explaining why the "assimilation by education" approach to Native Americans was inappropriate and a failure.

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8.

Why did Pratt sympathize with Native Americans?

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9.

What did Native Americans learn how to do in Pratt's experimental school?

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10.

Why was Luther named "Plenty Kill"?