Louise Erdrich is an American poet and writer of Chippewa and German-American descent. Her poetry and prose are well-known for seamlessly blending the expansiveness of Native American myth and heritage with a ------- the culture and societal issues facing modern Native American culture. Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase? renunciation of eliminateambivalence toward eliminateappreciation ofeliminatemastery over  eliminate

American poet Natalie Diaz’s work draws its power and complexity from her -------  identity as a woman, an American, a poet, a member of the Gila River Indian Community, an educator, a sister, and as an activist. Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase? complementaryeliminateunknowneliminatevariedeliminateinterchangeable

The psychological devastation inflicted by the nefarious American Indian boarding schools is sopervasive that it has imposed an entire generation of Native Americans with perpetual mentaltrauma. How, then, is it possible to achieve reconciliation and healing? This is the questionintroduced and explored by Native American journalist Mary Annette Pember, in her 2019article “Death by Civilization”. Through a personal and anecdotal perspective, Pember examinesand reflects upon the assimilation strategy of the federal government towards Native Americans,how this entailed emotional anguish of horrific dimensions, and how, notwithstanding all this,the prospect of repentance and recovery, still endures.

Today, Native American writers commonly use themes of nature and environment in their books and stories. This focus is partly an effort to draw a greater awareness to global environmental concerns. Historically, the foundation of Native American cultures has been grounded in the relationship between the natural environment and the people. Ancient beliefs teach that the survival of both the people and the land is dependent on a mutual respect for one another. Both the people and the land are alive and in a continuous state of habitation and coexistence. In fact, the Earth is perceived as being just as alive and animated as any person or animal. This kinship still influences numerous aspects of life for many Native American cultures across the nation.12Which statement correctly describes the purpose of the passage above? A. The passage persuades readers to be more environmentally aware. B. The passage informs readers about themes used by certain writers. C. The passage describes how to be more environmentally conservative. D. The passage entertains the reader with a story about the Earth.

What was an important legacy of pioneer women? A:A. expanding the fur trade in the WestB:B. helping women gain voting rightsC:C. establishing cattle ranches in CaliforniaD:D. teaching American Indians to read and write English

Which of the following best describes the author's purpose in writing this article?A. to bring attention to the Rosebud Sioux's causeB. to condemn the practices of the Carlisle Indian Industrial SchoolC. to assess the federal government's stance on heritage burial ritesD. to contribute to a national conversation by offering his own opinion on the school's history