Question

What is Tai-me?

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A. A doll-like figure dressed in feathers and beads
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B. A formal declaration of war against once rivals
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C. A style of tipi that holds great religious importance
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D. A position of importance in tribal society

Answer 1

A. A doll-like figure dressed in feathers and beads

Step-by-step explanation:

In Section X of "The Way to Rainy Mountain" by N. Scott Momaday, the author writes about the Tai-Me. Tai-Me is a doll-like figure dressed in feathers and beads. Tai-me is the sacred Sun Dance doll, which was their most powerful medicine and the symbol of their spiritual power. The narrator uses the historical voice to talk about the Tai-Me in detail. it is a critical object in Kiowa's culture. In this section, Tai-Me is also validated by an anthropologist.