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Which of the following is true of N Scott Momaday's life as he grew up was?
All of the above
Which part of N. Scott Momaday's experiences most influenced his novel The Way to Rainy Mountain?
His feelings about the kiowa tribe he grew up with
As a child in Oklahoma N Scott Momaday heard what language?
He grew up with English as a first language but was also exposed to Kiowa.
Which is not true of N Scott Momaday's life as he grew up?
He was not allowed to hear or learn the Kiowa oral tradition APEX !!!!! LOSERS
Which part of n Scott momaday's experience most influenced his novel the way to rainy mountain?
His feelings about the kiowa tribe he grew up with
Where did N. Scott momadays grow up?
N Scott Momaday was born in Lawton, Oklahoma and is an enrolled member of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma. He grew up on the on the Navajo, Apache, and Pueblo reservations, in Oklahoma, Arizona, and New Mexico.
Which of the following is true of N Scott Momaday's life as he grew up?
N Scott Momaday was born in Lawton, Oklahoma. His family later moved to New Mexico and Arizona to live on the Navajo, Apache, and Pueblo reservations, where his parents taught school. As a child growing up among various Indian tribes in Arizona and New Mexico, N Scott Momaday developed an appreciation for the healing power of stories and their words.N Scott Momaday is enrolled in the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahomaand also has Cherokee ancestry from his mother, writer Natachee Scott Momaday.
Where did Catherine of aragon grew up?
she grew up in Castile!
Where did Amelia Earheart grew up?
She grew up in Kansas.
When Peter Pan grew up?
He never grew up.
Is your hometown where you were born or where you grew up?
Where you grew up usually
What might the cricket mentioned at the end of this selection symbolize to momaday?
Momaday's descriptions of nature illuminate the way that Kiowas see their relationship to the natural world. Since the Kiowas' idea of themselves (their culture, in other words) is wrapped up in their relationship to nature, they were different people when they lived in Yellowstone than when they lived on the plains.
