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Montana 1948 Quotes Questions and Answers 100% Pass Julian about Gloria (insensitive vocabulary) - Answer- "Glo might be tiny but she's got enough tit for twins." Julian trying to justify why Frank shouldn't be locked up (crass, insensitive vocabulary) - Answer- "Screwing an Indian. Or feeling her up or whatever. You don't lock up a man for that. You don't lock up your brother. A respected man. A war hero." David about what his father thought of Marie when he found out about Frank...

Montana 1948 Quotes (by theme) Questions and Answers "The Hayden boys all over again." - Wes - Answer- Family, Power "Frank says he's going to cut it out." - Wes - Answer- Justice, Family "Sins- crimes - are not supposed to go unpunished" - Gail - Answer- Justice "You don't lock up your brother. A respected man. A war hero." - Julian - Answer- Family, Privilege/Status, Justice "We were the closest Mercer County had to an aristocracy." - David - Answer- Power, Status, Family ...

Montana 1948 Quotes Practice Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which character in 'Montana 1948' is the most power-hungry? Bonus points if you can think of a quote that describes this. - Answer- Julian Hayden: "He wanted, he needed, power. He was a dominating man who drew sustenance and strength from controlling others." (p.20) Which family is solely responsible for law enforcement in the town of Bentrock, Montana? Give a reason why this might be open to corruption. Bonus points if you ...

Montana 1948 Quotes Practice Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which character in 'Montana 1948' is the most power-hungry? Bonus points if you can think of a quote that describes this. - Answer- Julian Hayden: "He wanted, he needed, power. He was a dominating man who drew sustenance and strength from controlling others." (p.20) Which family is solely responsible for law enforcement in the town of Bentrock, Montana? Give a reason why this might be open to corruption. Bonus points if you ...

Montana 1948 Quotes (by theme) Questions and Answers "The Hayden boys all over again." - Wes - Answer- Family, Power "Frank says he's going to cut it out." - Wes - Answer- Justice, Family "Sins- crimes - are not supposed to go unpunished" - Gail - Answer- Justice "You don't lock up your brother. A respected man. A war hero." - Julian - Answer- Family, Privilege/Status, Justice "We were the closest Mercer County had to an aristocracy." - David - Answer- Power, Status, Family ...

Montana 1948 - Quotes & Themes with Complete Solutions "Frank said maybe he'd do a little dance around the bed. And if that doesn't work he'll try beating some drums." -Racism & Oppression "Objects of the most patronizing and debilitating prejudice" -David -Racism & Oppression "Since when do you get arrested in this part of the country for taking a poke at a man, red or white" -Julian -Racism & Oppression "Screwing an Indian. Or feeling her up or whatever. You don't l...

Montana 1948 Quotes Questions and Answers 100% Pass Who was Montana 1948 written by - Answer- Larry Watson "indelible beyond all attempts the years make to erase or fade them" - Answer- year, erase or fade them "indian superstition" - Answer- superstition "ignorant, lazy, superstitious and irresponsible" - Answer- description of Indians "do a little dance around the bed...beating some drums" - Answer- Uncle frank mocking Indian rituals "my father kept searching for paper to pic...

Who was Montana 1948 written by Larry Watson "indelible beyond all attempts the years make to erase or fade them" year, erase or fade them "indian superstition" superstition "ignorant, lazy, superstitious and irresponsible" description of Indians "do a little dance around the bed...beating some drums" Uncle frank mocking Indian rituals "my father kept searching for paper to pick up" Wes feeling inferior to Frank - paper

Montana 1948 Quotes Questions and Answers 100% Pass Julian about Gloria (insensitive vocabulary) - Answer- "Glo might be tiny but she's got enough tit for twins." Julian trying to justify why Frank shouldn't be locked up (crass, insensitive vocabulary) - Answer- "Screwing an Indian. Or feeling her up or whatever. You don't lock up a man for that. You don't lock up your brother. A respected man. A war hero." David about what his father thought of Marie when he found out about Frank...

Life was simply too hard, and so much of your attention and energy went into keeping not only yourselfbut also your family, your crops, and your cattle alive, that nothing was left over for raising hell or making trouble. And that disappointed me at the time. As long as my father was going to be a sheriffa position with so much potential for excitement, danger, and bravery, why couldn't some of that promise be fulfilled? As far as I was concernedit was the wrong kind of gun for a sher...