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The Captured
HIST 226 Quiz #2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Who is the author of captured? | Scott Zesch |
| A white indian was? | An Anglo American taken captive by a tribe |
| When was Adolph Korn abducted? | New Year's Day 1870 |
| True or false: Captured was based solely on primary source materials written by Adolph Korn and Rudolph Fischer | False |
| The Comanche-German Treaty of 1847 | Agreed that the Comanche and Germans would become allies to fend off marauding tribes and advocate that both sides would work |
| The Southern Plains Indians major reason behind capturing white children were | Adoption and Holding them for ransom |
| Adolph's Korn's Comanche name, Kachoco, closely translated to... | "Not old" or "not an old man" |
| True or false: The Medicine Lodge Peace Treaty of 1867 ended all Indian raids in Texas | False |
| True or false: The author suggests some previous captives sought official adoption into Comanche tribe to receive allotment of land under the Dawes Act. | True |
| True or false: Adolph Korn, despite difficulties in returning to white society, married and lived out his later years as a prosperous ranch owner in Mason, Texas | False |
| What do Rudolph Fischer and Adolph Korn have in common? | They both left no record of their Indian life |
| True or False: Minnie Caudle was treated well by the comanches | True |
| Watershed Treaty at the Medicine Lodge: | - The Indians must live on reservations and stop roaming - They must give up hunting territory - Stop raiding white settlements and taking captives |
| According to some anthropologists, what were the two critical factors in determining whether white captive became fully immersed in the Native heritage? | Abduction at an early age and a long residence with the tribe |
| Stockholm Syndrome | The name of the theory used to describe how the captured come to identify with their captors |
| In 1868, Ulysses S. Grant reformed Indian relations by replacing military agents with who? | Quaker agents |
| What Quaker was in charge of the Kiowa-Comanche agency, and had previously helped runaway slaves to freedom? | Lawrie Tatum |
| How many women and children captives did Lawrie Tatum obtain by eventually having to use military threats? | 26 |
| What did the Comanches name Clinton? | Backecacho, "End of a Rope" |
| What did the Apaches name Jeff? | Catchowitch, "Horse Tail" |
| What was Hermann's new name and what did it mean? | Enda, "White Boy" |
| The Lehmann brothers wouldn't see each other for another __ years | 8 |
| When the Apache Indians came back and raided Hermann's family, who did Hermann's white mother wound? What happened as punishment? | Carnivoste, Hermann's adoptive Indian father and another Apache named Genava; they beat him |
| Who were some of the persistent searchers for captives? | Marcus Goldbaum, Lorenzo Labadi, and George Gaboon |
| What happened to Willie Lehmann after the Indians were running from the recent ninth calvary attack? | Through suspicious intentions by one of the horse back riding Indian captors, Willie fell off his horse, Herman thought they had killed him |
| Which captive was the most resistant in going back home? why? | Rudolph Fischer, had taken a Comanche wife, he was around 19 at this time |
| What did the author say about the amount of time that Grandpa Korn looked for Adolph? | Rapidly quick and easily gave up |
| After encountering and winning a successful battle with the Indians who held the Lehmann boys who was the first black regular to receive a Congressional Medal of Honor? | Sergeant Emanuel Stance who led a troop of 10 African Americans of the ninth calvary |
| For the most part did the Apaches treat the boy captives any more harsher than they did their own sons? | No |
| As a result of the Apache tribe lying saying they had killed off his family, what did Hermann decide to become? | An Apache warrior; he thought he had nothing else to live for based off of their lies |
| Regional differences about Indian relations gave rise to what? | Overheated editorials in America's newspapers |
| Were the people of the East of America sympathetic to the people of the West? | Yes, but to a certain extent, many thought they were making up stories and other blamed the expansion of white settlement encroaching on Indian lands for the reason of their troubles |
| Gray Blanket | Rudolph Fischer's Indian name |
| Smell Bad When you Walk | Banc Babb's Indian name |
| Tired and Give Out | Dot Babb |
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