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She gets mad at Ernie beacuse she thinks it’s not right for her clutur

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The kaw kaw woman could have been originators because they have alot  of rights like doing TanaEka and refusing to get forced marries unlike the other Native American tribes😀

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They possess bravery

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Wise, traditional, understanding, thoughtful, disciplined.

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Grs the traditions cultural by teaching how to eat grasshoppers and berries, while the world is still

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Grandfather Amos kept his family's traditio N by passing Orion to generation to generation.

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Grandfather deer leg wanted to keep the tradition aliveby Be

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Grandfather Amos keeps his family's cultural tradition bu doing it over and over again and keeps passing this tradition from geteratio N to generat

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The grand father kept the tradition a

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They possess endurance

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Grandfather Amos Deer Leg wanted to keep the tradition going.So he continued to wear the beaded m

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Grandfather Amos

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Grandfather Amos Deer Leg wanted to keep the tradition going.So he still coninu

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Grandfather Amos Deer Leg wanted to keep the tradition going

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Brave and clever

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Wise, traditional, open minded, brave, strong

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Brave, strong, deterrmined, independent

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She is clever, strong, shrewd, independent, resourceful

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Loren go out naked painted

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He tries to train the minors the way he did it. He tries to teach them the way he didn’t. He also tries to send them to their tana e Kay naked and white paint all over the like the way he did it.

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He tries to train the minors the way he did it. He tries to teach them the way he didn’t. He also tries to send them to their tana e Kay naked and white paint all over the like the way he did it.

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Yes because no one said you couldn’t eat hamburgers
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He keeps the cultural traditions in place in the modern world by still knowing the Sioux dialect.

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By the end of the story grandfather does believe that Marry accomplished her Ta-Na-E-Ka. Grandfather thinks this because the whole point of it was to see if you will survive, and she did.

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Mary gets upset when Ernie calls Ta-Na-E-Ka "silly". At first she herself thought that Ta-Na-E-Ka was silly, but now she has come to the conclusion that it is a big part of her cultural heritage.

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Grandfather anf

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The qualities the children have when they return from their Ta-Na-E-Ka are being stronger and more shrew.

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By the end of the story Grandfather did believe Mary completed her Ta-Na-E-Ka, for two reasons. First of all, he did not send her out on another one. And second, at the end of the story Grandfather states “I think you would've past the test under any circumstances, in any time. Somehow, you know how to exist in. World that wasn’t made for Indians. I don't think you’re going to have any trouble surviving.”

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Mary gets upset when Ernie calls Ta-Na-E-Ka “silly” and she finds herself depending her tribes traditions. After the conversation she realizes she cares more about her heritage then she thought she did.

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The children who return from their Ta-Na-E-Ka possess endurance. The ritual was a time when a boy could prove himself to be a warrior and a girl took the first steps to woman-hood.

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He believes that Mary really did complete her Ta-Na-E-Ka. She used her resources (money and restaurant), to survive. Even grandfather didn't do it the way he was supposed to. He found a dead deer instead of eating berries and squirrels. He then says later that she will survive in the modern world.

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No other Indian tribe treated women more equally then the Kaw. The Kaw allowed women and men to eat together, unlike most of the sub tribes of the Sioux nation. Kaw women also had the right to refuse an arranged marriage that was set-up by the father. Most Kaw legends also revolve around the “Good Woman” a super-squaw.

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When Ernie says her traditions are silly, she starts to realize that her traditions aren't silly and they are important to her. She respects her traditions now.

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Grandfather Amos kept his family’s traditions alive in the modern world by continuing them. He wore handmade beaded moccasins instead of shoes, and kept his hair in tight braids. Although he could speak English, he only spoke it with white men, and spoke in a Sioux dialect with his family. Grandfather Amos also tried to insist upon sending Mary and Roger out naked for their Ta-Na-E-Ka.

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By the end of the story Grandfather really believes that Mary has accomplished Ta-Na-E-Ka. This is because the whole point of the ritual was to see if you could survive on your own. Mary had survived in a world not meant for the Indians.

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The women were allowed to eat with the men and refuse marriage proposals. The wisest could sit in council and some became warriors.

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Grandfather Amos Deer Leg wore beaded moccasins and didn't speak English with his close family. He did his Ta-Na-E-Ka naked, and was sent with special white paint on him and couldn't come back until late it wore off. He followed the rules and was strict when it came to the rules.

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Mary's conversation with Ernie changes her opinion of her cultural heritage. She changes her opinion by before she did't like her heritage because of Ta-Na-E-Ka. But during the talk she realizes that the sacred ritual is actually a way to prove yourself to your whole tribe.

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Grandfather did believe that Mary accomplished her Ta-Na-E-Ka because Mary used her surroundings as a resource to survive. She was smart and clever.

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Mary see's that no other tribe is treated equally than the kaw. Unlike most of the subtribes of the Sioux Nation, the Kaw allowed men and women to eat together.

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Mary has some proof that the Kaw women could have originated the Women's Liberation Movement. Some proof she has is that since she has been researching half her life and she has found out that no other tribe has treated their women equally. The Kaw lets the women eat with men. They also had the right to reject a husband even if their father had chose them. Long before they were 'acculturated'.

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When Ernie says her heritage is silly, she gets offended and tells Ernie that her heritage is not silly. After that she respects her heritage.

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Grandfather Amos Deer Leg kept his family's cultural traditions. Grandfather wore handmade beaded moccasins instead of shoes and kept his iron_gray hair in tight braids. He could speak English, but he spoke it only with white men. With his family he used a Sioux dialect.

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According to Grandfather people who return from the Ta-Na-E-Ka are the strongest and the shrewdest.

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Mary realized that Kaw should be the originator of Women Liberation Movement because in her tribe women are treated equally than any other tribe . In her tribe women can eat with men.

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Mary’s grandfather did think that Mary passed Ta-Na-E-Ka because he said, “I think you would have passed the test under any circumstances.”

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Grandfather believes Mary survived in a more modern way, Grandfather also believes she was more alert during her Ta-Na-E-Ka

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Mary thought it dumb but when Ernie brought it up, Mary became angry

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Mary also thought it was silly, but when Ernie said it, she got offended

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“Only the strongest and shrewdest.”

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Her grandfather did believe that Mary passed Ta-Na-E-Ka because she was able to survive in the modern world.

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Marys Grandfather said that they are the strongest and shrewdest if they return

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Their conversation changed her opinion of her heritage by making her proud of who she is  and her heritage.

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The qualities of the people who return are being stronger and more shrew.

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Amos deerleg kept his culture alive by still wearing mocasins and  and keeping his hair in tight braids some details in the story “Amos

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Amos deerleg kept his culture alive by still wearing mocasins and  and keeping his hair in tight braids some details in the story “Amos

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The children who return become strong and shrew people

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Mary's Grandfather said, "Many don't return, only the strongest and shrewdest"

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Mary thinks the Kaw were the originators of the Women Liberation Movement because they treated women more equally than other they are in other tribes

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Mary believes the Kaw should be the originators of the Women Liberation Movement because no women were treated more ”equally” than the Kaw.

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 Grandfather Amos deroeg is still keeping his culture alive by  still wearing moccasins and keeping his hair in braids .

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 Grandfather Amos deroeg is still keeping his culture alive by  still wearing moccasins and keeping his hair in braids .

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I think that grandfather. Amos deer leg is keeping his culture alive by still wearing moccasins Andy haveing his hair in braids some details from the story are Amos deerleg was devted to tradition.he ill wore handmade beaded moccasins in stead of shoes and kept his iron gray hair in tight braid                      

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I think that grandfather. Amos deer leg is keeping his culture alive by still wearing moccasins Andy haveing his hair in braids some details from the story are Amos deerleg was devted to tradition.he ill wore handmade beaded moccasins in stead of shoes and kept his iron gray hair in tight braid                      

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Because Women’s were allowed to eat with men and they can refuse to marriage .