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1
What does the author express when using the simile: "swaying back and forth like two cowboys"
Guards are as uncivilized as cowboys.
Childish view of the narrator.
The narrator has a cool wild west feeling.
The narrator feels threatened.
2
The firearms are a symbol for...
...power and control over minorities.
...police brutality.
...a threat towards the native community.
...a powerful Government.
3
what does the ironic quote "...an indian without a country..." mean?
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A statement that there's no NA Country
An NA who does not own any Land.
Thats a NA whos not living in a reservation.
4
"...we stood there and watched the prairies move in the sunlight" is a...
...pathetic fallacy.
...a metaphor.
...an alliteration.
...an allusion.