DISCUSSION: The author disagrees with the
Pan-Indian sociologists. The author doesn’t think that intertribalism shows that Native Americans will be assimilated.
He shows that tribalism is growing, and that tribalism and intertribalism can support each other.
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- This only describes paragraph three.
- Close, but not quite. The author does think intertribalism is a strong force (lines 41-42).
Their point of disagreement with the sociologists is different. The author doesn’t think that intertribalism will destroy native culture. - CORRECT. This covers the author’s disagreement with the sociologists, and the reasons for that disagreement.
- The author thinks that tribalism and intertribalism are complementary forces. See the final paragraph.
- This is the opinion of the Pan-Indian sociologists. The author disagrees with them.
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