Which theme do both Medicine Grizzlybear Lake and Zikala-Sa develop in their writing?

A. The best place for children to learn is within their own communities.

B. Native Americans have been persecuted for many years.

C. Children are often mistreated by those who care for them.

D. Educational systems often ignore cultural differences.

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Amelie Davidson

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4 September, 02:31

Which theme do both Medicine Grizzlybear Lake and Zikala-Sa develop in their writing?

A. The best place for children to learn is within their own communities.

B. Native Americans have been persecuted for many years.

C. Children are often mistreated by those who care for them.

D. Educational systems often ignore cultural differences.

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Cristina Morales · Answer 1

D) Educational systems often ignore cultural differences. (APEX)

Mara Cohen · Answer 2

The correct answer is D) educational system always ignore cultural differences.

The theme that both Medicine Grizzlybear Lake and Zikala-Sa developed in the writing is "educational system always ignore cultural differences."

We are referring to the text of the document called "An Indian Father's Plea" by Robert Lake, aka Medicine Grizzlybear. This is a letter from A Native American Indian father in which he asks teachers to judge his son in a fairly way. He says that Indian children are normal, different than other children, but normal. They simply have a different history and cultural background. He adds that Native American Indians have a strong culture, tradition, and many stories to tell. And these things are interesting and Indian children can share them.