History
Where does the word Powwow originate from?
Narragansett
What's the main significance of Powwows?
To celebrate the importance of Native American culture.
True or false: Powwow dances have progressed over time.
True
Who mainly robbed the Powwow in There There?
Octavio Gomez
What does the word Powwow roughly translate to?
Spiritual leader
According to Orange, what is specifically liked about Powwow music?
The power of the sound
What type of dancing is there at California Powwows?
Bird Dancing.
Which character in There There mainly listens to Powwow music?
Orvil
In the 20th century, where were Powwow's most frequent in?
Great Plains
What do people do every year at Powwows?
Commemorate tradition.
For the (blank) Powwow, many of the styles are a mix of numerous tribal traditions merged together.
modern
Which character in There There was against Powwows?
Opal
What year did Charles H. Burke pass a legislation law in?
1923
Who specifically disobeyed orders regarding cultural practices?
Powwow dancer and musicians.
Name style of men's Powwow dancing clothing styles.
chicken, grass, fancy, straight, traditional
Who does Octavio choose to make help out in the robbery?
Tony
What did the Natives do as a response to Charles H. Burke's law?
They continued to practice their dancing in secret.
What certain groups of people attend Powwows?
Indigenous and non-indigenous people.
Name 2 styles of women's Powwow dancing clothing styles.
buckskin, jingle, cloth, fancy shawl
Name around four characters in There There who were shot at the Powwow
Edwin, Bill, Thomas, Orvil