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Native American Perspectives and Family Support

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According to Junior, what is a major issue affecting Native Americans?

Unemployment

Lack of access to education

Poor housing conditions

Alcohol and suicide problems (correct)

Junior's family does not support his decision to attend Reardan.

False (B)

Why is Gordy important to Junior?

Gordy gives Junior advice and does not care that Junior is Indian.

Junior's friend, ______, has been with him on the rez and they have been through a lot.

<p>Rowdy</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the person with their role in Junior's life:

<p>Rowdy = A friend who has shared many experiences with Junior on the rez Gordy = A friend who gives advice and is non-judgmental Junior's mom = An encouraging parent who supports Junior's decision</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Questions to Discuss v. 5

Native American Perspectives: Junior believes Native Americans lack hope due to alcohol problems and suicide.
Important People to Junior: Rowdy and Gordy are significant because they've lived through similar experiences with Junior, offering support and advice. Rowdy is a friend, and Gordy is a source of guidance.
Family Support: Junior's family, particularly his mother, is strong and supportive. They actively encourage and help Junior through challenges.

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This quiz explores the themes of hope, support, and shared experiences among Native Americans, as reflected in Junior's relationships with Rowdy and Gordy. It also highlights the importance of family support in overcoming challenges. Engage with these crucial concepts and understand Junior's journey better.