What 's The Word
Using this, which is excessive speed and urgency of movement or hurrying could result in unusable stuff or trash.
What is haste?
Athabascans don't roll with hard feelings, so there is no bad blood between the Northern Athabascan of Alaska and their Southern Athabascan kinfolk that are known as these two tribes
Who are the Apache and the Navjo?
Some Athabascans did not come into regular contact with whites until this "Great" historical event that occurred from 1939 to 1945.
What is World War II?
One of the most feared spirits among the Alaskan Athabaskan was Nakhani. In the summer, the Nakhani loitered around the camps at night, waiting to steal children and attack hunters. Nakhani a.k.a. this.
What is the "Bush Indian"
The Athabascans traditionally lived in an expansive region that begins south of the Brooks Mountain Range and continues down to the Kenai Peninsula a.k.a
What is Interior Alaska?
Josh and Robert followed a specific plan every time they processed a TuTu; it was most efficient and they never deviated from the orchestration. They did the task_____________.
What is systematically?
Back in the day, Athabascans be like "I am not trying to settle down and neither are my homeys because we be this and stuff."
What is nomadic?
Early in the 20th century, major were planned on or near Native Alaskan lands, often without consulting the people. As a form of protest, Alaskan Native Brotherhood was formed in this year.
What is 1912?
Before the Europeans came to their lands, if you were a male who wanted to be an Athabascan leader, then you better be prepared to hold plenty of these gift giving ceremonies because these ceremonies were the major way to gain the respect of his own and neighboring groups.
What is a potlatch?
The Athabascans' relations with the U.S. government have been unusual compared to those of many Native Americans because they were not torn from their homelands and forced onto an area of land in the U.S. that is kept separate as a place for Native Americans to live a.k.a
What are reservations?
In the past, one might state that Athabascan men were expert salesmen because of their ability to trade with other communities and other cultures. No need to pad their resumes they seem to be born with list this critical skill of negotiating.
What is diplomacy?
Athabascan "shawtys [children]" roll with mad freedom and joy but at the same time their childhood will be short. Athabascan OG's want it this way because they know this.
What is adult life will be hard?
"Sold!" The United States purchased Alaska from the Russians in this year.
What is 1867?
The Athabaskan believed that supernatural spirits bestowed power upon men and women who became healers or this?
What are shamans?
As Athabascans came to depend on manufactured goods, they gave up migrating in small groups and settled down in villages located near these establishments.
What are trading posts?
"'grass here and there'…the Canadian Lake called the Cree! I got an idea, let's just go by this…?"
What is Athabasca/Athabascan?
Back in the day, when they was moving around and stuff, Athabascans be like rolling with this range of people deep. Talk about a serious posse or entourage.
What is 20-40 people?
The Alaskan Athabaskan pursued a wandering existence based mostly on hunting until the arrival of whites in this time period.
What is the late 1700s?
The belief that men chose male partners to be their close friends for life with the two agreeing to help each other when help was needed, to offer hospitality to one another, and to always respect one another.
What is the partner system?
Athabascan people have traditionally lived along five major river ways: the Yukon, the Tanana, the Susitna, and the Kuskokwim river drainages and this fifth one.
What is the Copper River drainage?
What killing a dog, a wolf and/or raven...no way! Athbascan hunters would never. They consider the killing of those animals as forbidden. It is one of their many these?
What are prohibitions?
"Sorry, Dad! As Athabascans, we roll with Mom's clan because we have this kind of system in place! Ya feel me?"
What is matrilineal?
The Alaska Natives Claims Settlement Act awarded Natives 40 million acres of land and more than $960 million which was probably real "groovy" back when it passed in this year.
What is 1971?
Often the core of the traditional Athabascan group consisted of who
What is a woman and her brother, and their two families?
In 1851 a group of Koyukon descended upon the town of Nulato, killing the Native inhabitants as well as the Russian traders in residence. The unfriendly reputation of the Alaskan Athabaskan (which, actually, persists to this day), combined with the unwelcoming nature of their territory, did what.
What is kept white immigration to a minimum during this period?