3 years ago

Why does the theft of the Tai-me represent the decline of the Kiowa people?

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laila [671]3 years ago

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<u>D. The Tai-me symbolized the collective strength of the Kiowa people.</u>

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Gemiola [76]3 years ago

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I would say the Tai-me symbolized the collective strength of the Kiowa indigenous people in the US and was used in their ceremonial dances and was a doll about 2 feet tall with feathers and mocassins so its theft would be an affront to their beliefs.

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