Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (ES 2, 3)

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cc_profilecc.exam.v0p1qmd_assessmenttypeExaminationqmd_scoretypePercentagecc_maxattempts1Use all of your notes that you have gather from previous lessons and the excerpt from Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee to complete the quiz. The excerpt is attached. Please note: You get one attempt!

cc_profilecc.multiple_choice.v0p1In paragraph one, what connotation does the word endure add to the last sentence. sufferingdeterminationhardshiptolerate2100cc_profilecc.multiple_choice.v0p1Read the following sentence: In this real world his horse danced as if it were wild or crazy, and this was why he called himself Crazy Horse. The sentence contains an example of:metaphorhyperboleonomatopoeia simile 8100cc_profilecc.multiple_choice.v0p1Read the following sentence: When Crook sent his pony soldiers in mounted charges, instead of rushing forward into the fire of their carbines, the Sioux faded off to their flanks and struck weak places in their lines. In this reading flanks is a:technical word.figurative word.connotative word.9100cc_profilecc.essay.v0p1qmd_computerscoredNoIn paragraph two at the end of the paragraph it reads: When the Bluecoats’ fire grew too hot, the Sioux would draw away, tantalize a few soldiers into pursuit, and then turn on them with a fury. "When the Bluecoats' fire grew too hot" is an example of personification. In this sentence and what does it mean? Explain your answer. 100cc_profilecc.essay.v0p1qmd_computerscoredNoThe story ends with: When the sun went down, the fighting ended. The Indians knew they had given Three Stars a good fight, by they did not know until the next morning that they had whipped him. Copy and paste the ending of the story in your response. Highlight strong connotative words in the ending, THEN explain the meaning of those connotative words in the text.100cc_profilecc.essay.v0p1qmd_computerscoredNoFrom reading the text, how did Crazy Horse gain power and what would he view as powerful? Answer with the PEA method!100