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Native Americans Flashcards

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When treating Natives, what should counselors be aware of initially?

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Many Natives are still leery of systems which you will represent. Also do not assume every Native has the same spiritual beliefs, many identify along the Christianity spectrum.

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Where does the native population fall in substance use disorders?

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Highest percentage of people with a SUD and also the highest percentage of people who do not use at all.

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How many treaties were signed and broken that were concerning the native populations?

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All of them

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What are the four medicines?

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Tobacco, Cedar, Sage, Sweet Grass

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What was a major cause of historical trauma amongst the native population?

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Boarding Schools

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What is intergenerational trauma?

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Transmission of historical oppression and its negative consequences across generations.

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What is the medicine wheel?

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Takes the four directions. east represents spring, child, tobacco, spiritual. South represents summer, youth, cedar, emotional. West represents Autumn, adult, sage, physical. North represents winter, elder, sweet grass, mental

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Describe the use of tobacco

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(east) Considered the most important medicine. Spiritual link between individual and creator. Used as an offering before doing almost anything.

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Describe the use of cedar

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(south) Used to purify the home. Used in sweat lodges and fasting for protection. It is a guardian spirit and chases away the bad spirts

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Describe the use of sage

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(west) used in smudging. Removes what is troubling the mind and releases negative energy.

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Describe the use of sweet grass.

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(north) Hair of Mother Earth. Promotes her gentleness, love and kindness. Used for calming.

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How many recognized tribes are in the US?

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573

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How many tribes operate gaming institutions?

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238

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Natives have the highest rates of SUD’s and binge drinking - T or F

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True

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Natives are more likely to report no alcohol use in the past year than other major racial and ethnic groups. T or F

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True

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By 2050 what is the estimated number of Native languages that will exist

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20

17
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What are the 7 periods of policy decisions for Native Americans?

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Removal
Treaties
Relocation
Allotment & Assimilation
Reorganization
Termination
Self-determination
18
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What were some of the major events that have created historical trauma for Natives?

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Boarding schools
General Allotment act
Natives being granted citizenship 4 years after women won the right to vote

19
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What are the 4 medicines found in the Northwoods tribes?

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Tobacco - East - most important medicine. Spiritual link to the creator.

Cedar - South - Purifier. Calls the attention of the spirits and guardian spirit.

Sage - West - Sage is used for what is troubling the mind and removing negative energy

Sweet Grass - North - Hair of Mother Earth and reminder of her gentleness, love and kindness she has for the people.

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What does East represent?

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Yellow, direction of spring, enlightenment, new birth, renewal and illumination.

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What does South represent?

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Red, Summer and adolescence. Experimentation of youth

22
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What does West represent?

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Black, acceptance of oneself. Physical and spiritual beings.

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What does North Represent?

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White, Cleansing and purifying of what stands in the way of our service to others.

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What is intergenerational trauma?

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the transmission of historical oppression and its negative consequences across generations. Epigenetics

25
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Understand the process of healing for Natives

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Story telling. Ceremonies for grief and mourning. Many of these were banned by the federal government.

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What is a lot of healing about for many Natives?

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reclaiming culture. Culture is seen as prevention.

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