Author Question: Native American ledger drawings became a form of tourist art when: A) the Cheyenne made them to ... (Read 101 times)

Engineer · **on:** Jul 10, 2018

Native American ledger drawings became a form of tourist art when:

A) the Cheyenne made them to sell while they were imprisoned in Florida at Fort Marion.
B) tourists began traveling out West and trading at the forts along the way.
C) the Apache became involved with anthropologists collecting ethnographic data for museums.
D) national parks began to operate on Native American lands in Montana.
E) Native museums opened gift shops as a routine part of their exhibits.

Question 2

Native Americans adopted a very specific art form in the mid-1800s that incorporated the use of material from trading posts as a way of depicting their historical narratives. What were these art forms called?

A) Ledger drawings
B) Teepee paintings
C) Rifle sculptures
D) Flour sack textiles
E) Ration jewelry