The Traditional Customs of Communities That No Longer Speak Indigenous

question 16

Multiple Choice

The traditional customs of communities that no longer speak indigenous languages are often displayed at gatherings called __________________.

• A) kivas
• B) calumets
• C) powwows
• D) laprets

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