Question

1 true or false 2 points
true or false: native american boarding schools were officially abolished and shut down by the u.s.
government in the late 20th century due to widespread public outcry and advocacy from indigenous
rights groups.
true
false
2 multiple choice 2 points
what was a significant aspect of the harlem renaissance?
push for native american rights
celebration of african american creativity and talent
3 true or false 2 points
true or false: many native american children experienced physical and emotional abuse at the hands
of boarding school staff, including punishment for speaking their native languages or practicing
traditional customs.
true
false
4 multiple choice 2 points
what was one of the lasting impacts on the japanese american community resulting from internment?
violation of civil liberties
strengthened community ties

Explanation:

• Question 1: Native American boarding schools were not officially abolished and shut down in the late 20th century due to public outcry and indigenous rights advocacy. Many still operate today, though there have been reforms and increased awareness of past abuses.
• Question 2: The Harlem Renaissance was a cultural, social, and artistic explosion centered in Harlem, New York, spanning the 1920s. It was a celebration of African American creativity and talent in art, literature, music, and more.
• Question 3: Historical records and testimonies confirm that many Native American children suffered physical and emotional abuse at boarding schools, including punishment for speaking their native languages or practicing traditional customs.
• Question 4: The internment of Japanese Americans during World War II was a clear violation of civil liberties. While some may argue that the community found ways to support each other (strengthened community ties), the primary and most widely - recognized impact was the violation of their civil rights.

Answer:

1. B. False
2. Celebration of African American creativity and talent
3. A. True
4. Violation of civil liberties