Native American Voices

Short Answer of Lesson 5 Q1 Based on this chapter, Eastman keeps its distance from white culture and seems to be in sync with the Indian culture. In the uprising of the Ghost Dancer, Eastman declared "serving the US government is his solemn obligation" (718). He does not support "dissatisfaction" (719), but Eastman is in an alliance with the Indians. Eastman called his fellow Americans "my people" (717) and agreed with them.

In addition, this is not to erase the history of indigenous peoples and indigenous lands, the rights of the treaty, and its continuing resistance to its sovereignty. The lack of native American voice and unrecognized Native American lands and tribes where we live in Maine state (Micmac, Maliseet, Passamaquoddy, Abenaki, Penobscot, detailed information here) are also concerned. If we can not admit that we are all in the stolen land, not our land, and that we are the legacy of stealing and non-local residents are benefiting, it is for people . Who are the indigenous people? I am certainly not the first person to say this, and in many cases I do not admit that this is a non-indigenous indigenous, but as I become more aware of these problems, I strongly Feel at least mentioned

As a white non-local visitor in the space dedicated to the resilience and vitality of Native Americans' voice, I have to question my role as' outsider '. Listening to my voice not only welcomes the existence of outsiders, but it is necessary. "Listen to my voice" is not what the information desk staff said, but the order of the local art color, lines, shapes and spaces. Local artists edited in this exhibition will provide their voice. Caucasian settlers must visit and provide their enthusiastic listening