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      <title>Lesson 17: Jaune Quick-to-See Smith by Mara Gross</title>
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         <title>What central idea does Juane Quick-To-See Smith express through the painting State Names? What details from the video &quot;What&#39;s in a map?...&quot; contribute to developing this idea for the viewer?  (State Names &amp; &quot;What&#39;s in a map?...&quot;)</title>
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         <title>How has using art as a mode of expression impacted Smith? What social and historical issues has she chosen to address through her art? Provide examples from the article and the interview to support your answer. (&quot;It&#39;s like we don&#39;t exist…&quot; &amp; &quot;Meet Juane Quick-To-See Smith&quot;)</title>
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         <title>What obstacles has Smith faced in her life? Provide examples from the article and the interview to support your answer. (&quot;It&#39;s like we don&#39;t exist…&quot; &amp; &quot;Meet Juane Quick-To-See Smith&quot;)
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         <title>According to Smith, how have people historically seen the work of Native American artists? How and why is that perspective changing? Cite evidence from the article to support your answer. (&quot;It&#39;s like we don&#39;t exist…&quot;)
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         <title>Imagine Maria Tallchief in dialogue with Smith about being a Native American artist. What similar experiences and challenges did they share? How do they feel they honor their identities through art? </title>
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         <pubDate>2025-02-19 23:59:32 UTC</pubDate>
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