Question 1

What is the main purpose of potlatches among the Pacific Northwest Native peoples?

Accepted Answer

To strengthen societal bonds

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To conduct trade

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To celebrate military victories

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To train warriors

Question 2

How long can a potlatch last?

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Several days

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A few hours

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One day

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One week

Question 3

What type of house is commonly associated with the Huna Tlingit people?

Accepted Answer

Longhouse

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Tepee

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Igloo

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Cottage

Question 4

What does the word 'potlatch' mean?

Accepted Answer

'Giving away'

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Feasting

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Dancing

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Celebration

Question 5

What animal symbolizes strength and courage for the Native peoples of the Pacific Northwest?

Accepted Answer

Bear

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Wolf

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Eagle

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Raven

Question 6

What do totem poles represent for families or clans?

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Family history and legends

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Hunting skills

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Riches and wealth

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War victories

Question 7

How is wealth displayed at a potlatch?

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Through gifts and feasting

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By wearing simple clothes

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Through speeches only

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By decorating houses

Question 8

What symbol is painted on the groom's father's hat?

Accepted Answer

Raven

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Bear

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Wolf

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Eagle

Question 9

What happens to the potlatch totem pole after the ceremony?

Accepted Answer

It will rot away

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It is burned

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It is replaced every year

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It is kept forever

Question 10

What is often a central activity during a potlatch?

Accepted Answer

Gift-giving

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Fishing

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Hunting

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Trading

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