Write an 1 and half page essay that talks about Native American experiences and representation with ethnocentrism, manifest destiny, the commodification of Native Americans, racial mascots and imagery (Choose 2 of these or more if wanted). Use the article attached and the videos to answer the question. Guideline for the essay will also be attached In your first paragraph name the exhibit, briefly describe why you found this exhibit interesting or informative, and list the theories and concepts (ones above) that you will use to analyze the exhibit, making sure to include the name of the articles and authorsBody (of the essay) Layout: - After your first paragraph 1) Begin every paragraph by first referring to some aspect of the video/exhibit that you want to analyze, and make it clear that this information comes from the exhibit, by just saying it’s from the exhibit. Then, in the same paragraph, use your chosen, theory, concept, material etc. to discuss/analyze this aspect of the video you have just referenced. This is where you cite from the reading, and if you are using a theory or concept, where you briefly define it, before you use it, not forgetting to cite. 2) In your successive paragraphs, begin with, “Another aspect of the video I will discuss is…” or words to that effect. Or, “Another set of images I want to discuss are…3) Please don’t write long narratives from the readings at the beginning of every paragraph in the body of your essay, as your main points will get lost. Keep it simple: (1) an aspect from the video/exhibition and (2) your theory, concept, material etc. to analyze it. Remember to define a theory or concept before you use it in your analysis. 4) In the body, focus on a different aspect of the exhibit/video to analyze. Don’t analyze the exhibit “generally,” but pull out specific aspects of it to analyze, using your theories/concepts, arguments data and material of choice. 5) You must cite in the body of your essay, and when you describe material from the videos , cite by just referring to the videos (do not list the web link). 6) Your conclusion should only be a paragraph. Exhibit One: Videos on some aspects of Native American experiences and representation:

QUESTION 1Which of the following sentences is written correctly?Simmer the stew [it should be steaming, but not boiling] for about 20 minutes.Simmer the stew (it should be steaming, but not boiling) for about 20 minutes.Simmer the stew {it should be steaming, but not boiling} for about 20 minutes.Simmer the stew, it should be steaming, but not boiling, for about 20 minutes.2 points  QUESTION 2Which of the following steps would best be supported by adding a visual?Select a jelly or jam (we recommend grape or strawberry, but raspberry is also delicious).Using a knife, spread the peanut butter in a not-too-thin, not-too-thick layer on one half of the sliced bread, and then spread the jelly on the other half.Serve the sandwich on a plate with a tall glass of milk.Take a bite and enjoy!2 points  QUESTION 3Which of the following quotations helps develop the setting of Twelfth Night?She decides to disguise herself as a page boy and have the captain recommend her to the duke.(She pulls off her mourning veil as she leaves, dancing a little and smiling.)(The servants remove the trees and put the city wall in place.)My father left behind him myself and a sister, both born in an hour.2 points  QUESTION 4Read the sentence. Use the relationships of the words in the sentence to answer the question.The origin of the strange creature on the Smiths' doorstep was quite baffling and inexplicable.Which is the best definition of the boldfaced word?disgustingtemptingmysteriousaverage2 points  QUESTION 5Throughout the entirety of Twelfth Night, Maria feels affection for which character?FabianMalvolioFesteSir Toby2 points  QUESTION 6Read the passage:Maria: By my troth, Sir Toby, you must come in earlier o'nights. (She walks to him, taking away his beer mug.) Your cousin, my lady, takes great exception to your ill hours. Imagine that you were listening to these lines being spoken out loud. You are listening for evidence that Maria isn't very angry with Sir Toby at all. What would you expect to hear?A serious toneEmphasis on the word mustEmphasis on the words Sir TobyA playful tone2 points  QUESTION 7Read the passage.Curio: He is not here that should sing it.Which of the following choices is thebestrestatement of the passage?It's not the appropriate place for you to sing the song.The man who should sing this song isn't here right now.That instrument should now be singing to him.I refuse to sing that song; somebody else should.2 points  QUESTION 8Read the passage.Viola: What country, friend, is this?Captain: This is Illyria, lady.Viola: And what should I do in Illyria? My brother, he is in Elysium. Perchance he is not drowned! Oh, my poor brother!Captain: To comfort you, I saw your brother bind himself to a strong mast . . . I saw him hold acquaintance with the waves so long as I could see.Viola: For saying so, there's gold! . . . Who governs here?Captain: A noble Duke, Orsino. . . . A month ago, he did seek the love of fair Olivia.Which excerpt from the passage helps developcharacter?Viola: What country, friend, is this?Captain: This is Illyria, lady.Viola: And what should I do in Illyria? My brother, he is in Elysium. Perchance he is not drowned! Oh, my poor brother!Captain: To comfort you, I saw your brother bind himself to a strong mast . . . I saw him hold acquaintance with the waves so long as I could see.Viola: For saying so, there's gold! . . . Who governs here?Captain: A noble Duke, Orsino. . . . A month ago, he did seek the love of fair Olivia.2 points  QUESTION 9Which of the following sentences uses the bolded vocabulary word correctly?This device will allow you to test the temperature of a cooked chicken.He strained the noodles by adding a pinch of red pepper.Remedy the herbs by chopping them finely with a sharp knife.Season the pot roast by draining the excess oil in the pan.2 points  QUESTION 10Select the answer that best describes the meaning of the boldfaced word.Jimmy was a smart and dedicated student, but he wasn't a genius.smartintelligentthe perfect studentexceptionally intelligent2 points  QUESTION 11Which of the following details supports the idea that Queen Elizabeth I supported the theater?She and the members of her court "adopted" acting companies, letting them use her name and operate under her protection.During Shakespeare's time, it was not always safe to be involved with the theater.Soon, all of London came to associate the Globe theater with Shakespeare and his plays.Near the height of Shakespeare's career in 1603, Queen Elizabeth passed away.2 points  QUESTION 12Read the passage.Viola: I thank thee. Lead me on! (He smiles with admiration as they leave to go to the Duke.)Which of the following words in the passage should be spoken out loud?Viola: I thank thee. Lead me on!Viola: I thank thee. Lead me on! (He smiles with admiration as they leave to go to the Duke.)Viola: I thank thee.I thank thee. Lead me on!2 points  QUESTION 13How is the duel between Sir Andrew and Viola resolved?Sir Andrew cannot bring himself to strike a girl.Viola refuses to fight.Antonio enters and breaks up the duel.Viola bribes Andrew with money.2 points  QUESTION 14Read the passage.Viola: But if she cannot love you, sir?Duke: I cannot be so answered.Viola: But you must. Say that some lady--as perhaps there is--hath for your love as great a pang of heart as you have for Olivia. You cannot love her. You tell her so. Must she not, then, be answered?Which inference can be best supported using textual evidence from the passage?Viola believes no woman is worthy of the Duke's affections.The Duke believes women are incapable of loving as deeply as men do.Viola is a wise counselor on matters of love.If you are persistent enough, you can win the love of just about anyone.2 points  QUESTION 15Read the passage.By 1592, Shakespeare had become a popular actor, poet, and playwright in London. But, during his time, it was not always safe to be involved with the theater. There were people who sought to close all theaters, fine playgoers for attending play performances, and have the actors whipped.Fortunately, the reigning queen, Elizabeth I, loved and supported the theater and the arts. She and the members of her court "adopted" acting companies, letting them use her name and operate under her protection. In 1594, Shakespeare became a member of the acting company sponsored by the Chamberlain to Queen Elizabeth. They were called the Lord Chamberlain's Men.Which element of this passage tells you that the writer's purpose is to help you understand that Elizabeth was unlike many of her subjects?The writer tells you (and supports with examples) that Elizabeth supported the theater despite the fact that many people tried to close them.The writer tells you that the queen allowed the acting companies to use her name.The writer tells you that Shakespeare was a special favorite of the queen, despite his unpopularity with others.The writer tells you that the Lord Chamberlain's Men were not named after Queen Elizabeth, but rather her chamberlain.2 points  QUESTION 16Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?That book isn't mine; it's hers's.That book isn't mine; it's hers.That book isn't mine; it's her's.That book isn't mine; it's hers'.2 points  QUESTION 17Which of the following transitional words or phrases would you use if you were writing the last step of a recipe?Next,Then,Finally,All in all,2 points  QUESTION 18Which sentence uses the underlined vocabulary word correctly?We strained ourselves by enjoying the beautiful, sunny day.Yesterday, our neighbor Ted brought us a plate of homemade chocolate chip cookies; he is so uncivil!The soldier was commended for his courage and selflessness in the face of great danger.The contemplative young man had a temper-tantrum in the grocery store when his mother refused to buy him a candy bar.2 points  QUESTION 19Which sentence uses the underlined vocabulary word correctly?Eating a spoonful of peanut butter is a helpful home remedy for the hiccups.The boys were commended for their acts of vandalism.The lazy students beseeched their teacher to give them more difficult homework.Whenever we hear a song we don't like on the radio, we epistle it.2 points  QUESTION 20Read the passage.I would we were well rid of this knavery. If he may be delivered, I would he were! I am now so far in offense with my niece that I cannot pursue with any safety this sport.Which of the following words make the mood of this passage tense?delivered, nieceknavery, safetyrid, sportpursue, sport2 points  QUESTION 21Which of the following sentences uses the bolded vocabulary word correctly?No amount of recompense can make up for the suffering I've endured.She beseeched her boss with a thank-you note and flowers.The children's choir was beautifully clamorous.Everything on the menu is great, but the chicken sandwich is especially exception.2 points  QUESTION 22Which of the following words are antonyms?remedy, recompenseclamorous, contemplativedrama, plagueknavery, slander2 points  QUESTION 23Read the passage.Shape it so that it is narrowest at the bottom.Khianna wants to cite this passage in her essay, but wants to replace the first it with the phrase "the hole" for additional clarification. Which choice best demonstrates how Khianna should write the sentence in her essay?Shape it (the hole) so that it is narrowest at the bottom.Shape it--the hole, I mean--so that it is narrowest at the bottom.Shape it [the hole] so that it is narrowest at the bottom.Shape the hole so that it is narrowest at the bottom.2 points  QUESTION 24Review the action.Viola communicates Duke Orsino's affections to Olivia.Which character trait of Viola is best revealed by this action?She is kind to a fault.She is manipulative and cruel.She is honest and obedient.She is facing extreme pressure.2 points  QUESTION 25Which best identifies a theme of Twelfth Night?True love involves much more than just physical attraction.Physical attraction is the most important part of romance.The best marriages are those between individuals of similiar social class.In Shakespeare's time, people of different social classes did not marry.2 points  QUESTION 26Which of the following quotations develops the following theme?Troubles come and go. Don't take things too seriously.(As the Clown sings, the characters parade around the stage, joined by a happy Sir Toby and Maria, Fabian with a pacified Malvolio, and others, coming forward to take curtain calls.)Sir Toby: (Uncomfortably) I would we were well rid of this knavery.Malvolio: Some are born great. Some achieve greatness. And some have greatness thrust upon them!Sir Toby: Who, Sir Andrew Aguecheek? Why, he has three thousand ducats a year.2 points  QUESTION 27You wish to write stage directions for a character who is about to play a prank on somebody else. Which of the following stage directions would best reflect the mood of the character?(She grinned wickedly.)(She shakes her head and smiles.)(She throws back her head and sighs.)(Confused, she pauses in the middle of the stage.)2 points  QUESTION 28Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?My brother the valedictorian of his high school got into a very competitive college.My cat who is almost fifteen years old is getting a bit of gray fur around his nose.That toy helicopter which broke after only a few days was actually quite expensive.The chili, which had been simmering on the stove for hours, made the whole house smell delicious.2 points  QUESTION 29Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?It's time to get in the car and go.Its time to get in the car and go.Its' time to get in the car and go.Its's time to get in the car and go.2 points  QUESTION 30Read the passage and view the diagram:PassageDiagramNext use your shovel to dig your hole. Shape the hole so that it is narrowest at the bottom. Then line the hole with 1 inch of sand. After that, cover the sand with your sheet of plastic. Be sure the plastic extends at least 6 inches beyond the edges of the pond to prevent leaking. Then pile the rocks or bricks onto the edges of the plastic sheet to keep it in place. (See Picture 2.)How do the text and image differ?The image gives a specific visual picture of how the pond should look at this point in construction.The image gives less detail about how the pond should look at this point in construction.The text does not give instructions for these steps in the building process.The text gives instructions for a different part of the building process.