The Humanitarians Who Asserted Their Benevolent Intentions Toward the Indians

question 66

Multiple Choice

The humanitarians who asserted their benevolent intentions toward the Indians

• A) had little respect for traditional Indian culture.
• B) advocated allowing the Ghost Dance to continue.
• C) opposed passage of the Dawes Act.
• D) believed that Indians should not be forced to "walk the white man's way."
• E) advocated improving the reservation system.

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Definitions:

Sperling's Experiment

A psychological experiment conducted by George Sperling that demonstrated the existence of visual sensory memory.

Implicit Memory

Memory that influences thoughts and behaviors without conscious awareness, such as procedural memory for tasks.

Explicit Memory

A type of long-term memory involving conscious recollection of factual information, previous experiences, and concepts.

Declarative Memory

The type of long-term memory that involves the capacity to consciously recall facts, knowledge, and experiences.