American Indians Who Migrate from Tribal Reservations to Cities, Typically

question 25

Multiple Choice

American Indians who migrate from tribal reservations to cities, typically

• A) rarely associate with others of their ethnic background.
• B) form conventional nuclear families with just parents and children.
• C) seek out others in their kin and tribal group for help in getting settled.
• D) assimilate quickly and lose all traditional culture.

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Definitions:

Tilted Layers

Geological formations where sedimentary rock strata are inclined at an angle from the horizontal, often indicating past tectonic movements or instability.

Tilted Layers

Stratified rock formations that have been inclined from their original horizontal position through tectonic activities.

High-grade Metamorphic

Rocks that have undergone significant metamorphism, involving high temperature and pressure, resulting in profound changes in mineralogy, texture, and chemical composition.

Gneiss

A metamorphic rock that contains a gneissic foliation defined by a preferred orientation of crystals and generally by alternating lighter and darker colored bands.