Quiz 18 Flashcards

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Tribes in North America

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300

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Most reservation

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Arizona and New Mexico

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2
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Cultures areas

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9

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3
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Primary focus of musical performance

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The voice

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4
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Words considered only with regard to sound

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Vocables

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5
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Performer belief when using vocable

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Communication with the spirit world

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6
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Most common instruments

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Drums and rattles

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7
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Songs believed to have come from

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Spirits and animals

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8
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3 main subject matter of song

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Natural, history of community, myths and legends of tribes

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9
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How does music traditions get pass on?

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Orally

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10
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Pow wow

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Pan tribal American Indian event celebrating Native American identity and culture, generally also open to non-native Americans

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11
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Pow-wow starts….

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In reservations to preserve their identity and culture

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12
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When did pow-wow start

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Mid 1800s

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13
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How long does pow-wow last

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1-4 days

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14
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Main purpose of pow-wow

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Reinforcing unity and strength

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15
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Instrument symbolizing Mother Earth

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Drum

16
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Instrument representing wind

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Flute

17
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Sound of Native American flute

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Sublime solitude

18
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Primary use of flute

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Courting rituals

19
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Intuit throat singing

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Windy throat singing done by Eskimo women in the absence of their husbands

20
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Inuit throat singing imitate

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Sounds of nature and everyday life

21
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Inuit, also known as

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Eskimo