Curtis Act of 1898 Extended the Dawes Act to the Five

question 13

Multiple Choice

Curtis Act of 1898 extended the Dawes Act to the Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory, including ______.

• A) Cherokees, Choctaws, Creeks, Chickasaws, and Seminoles
• B) Osage, Comanche, Shawnee, Chickasaws, and Cheyenne
• C) Arapaho, Navajos, Creeks, Chickasaws, and Modoc
• D) Pawnee, Choctaws, Apache, Sioux, and Seneca

Understand the demographics of Deaf individuals and their families.

Comprehend the significance of distinguishing between capital d Deaf and small d deaf.

Identify sources to learn more about Deaf Culture.

Grasp the importance of language in Deaf Culture.

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Definitions:

Group Harmony

The state of agreement and cooperation among members of a group, achieved by minimizing conflicts and emphasizing common interests.

Individualism

A theoretical approach that prioritizes individual autonomy over the power of groups or governmental authority.

Collectivism

A cultural or societal approach that prioritizes the group's needs and goals over individual desires or ambitions.

Individual Rights

Fundamental entitlements and freedoms that individuals are guaranteed by law or society’s norms and values.