Facts
There are several other terms appropriate to describe the Native American population. Name one of these terms.
What is the "American Indian"?
"Alaska Native" is appropriate for those peoples native to Alaska, and "indigenous" peoples is also appropriate. It is prudent to ask or listen to what term an individual prefers.
This relationship unique to AI/AN peoples needs to be considered prior to any interventions or decision-making (Sue et al., 2019).
What is the tribal relationship?
This small percentage of the AI/AN population remained after the wars and diseases that resulted after first contact with Europeans in North America (Sue et al., 2019).
What is 10%?
Whereas status is typically gained by accumulating material goods in the U.S., the AI/AN culture values this attribute more highly, and attach honor and respect to it (Sue et al., 2019).
What is sharing?
These two factors account for 75% of all deaths for AI/AN between the ages of 1 and 19 (Sue et al., 2019).
What are Injuries and Violence?
When it comes to the AI/AN, counselors should take into consideration the typically high value of sharing, especially as it relates to drug and alcohol use. This reflects the culture's priority to enjoy ________ (Sue et al., 2019).
What is the Present?
In the mid-nineteenth century, these _______ were established by the government or Christian missionaries to eliminate AI ways of life, and children were separated from families and tribes for years at a time (National Museum of the American Indian, 2020).
What are boarding schools?
The sweat lodge and vision quest are tools used to reestablish a connection between the mind, body, and spirit (Sue et al., 2019). The connection of the mind, body, and spirit describe this common value.
What is Spirituality?
Different from the majority population's basic family unit, for most tribes the basic unit consists of ___________, which often includes distant relatives and friends (Sue et al., 2019).
What is the extended family?
AI/AN parents are "more indulgent and less punitive than parents from other ethnic groups," and their values may conflict with typical EuroAmerican parenting styles (Sue et al., 2019). This is due to which cultural value from the text?
What is Noninterference?
The Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 granted full ___________ to all American Indians, but Utah was the last state to allow American Indians to vote (National Museum of the American Indian, 2020).
What is U.S. Citizenship?
The tribe and the family often take precedence over the individual. The importance of maintaining peace is reflecting this particular common value (Sue et al., 2019).
AI/AN death rates are nearly ___% higher than for White individuals (Sue et al., 2019).
What is 50%?
Given the cultural value of cooperation, the counselor may discover that AI/AN children are described as _______ in school because of their reluctance to compete (Sue et al., 2019).
What is unmotivated?
During World War II, many American Indians who spoke their Native language and were in the U.S. military served a significant and unique role in communicating important messages. These specialists are famously referred to as ______ (National Museum of the American Indian, 2020).
What are Code Talkers?
This cultural value emphasizes the rights of others and the inclination to observe instead of react impulsively, and extends to this population's most typical parenting style (Sue et al., 2019).
What is Noninterference?