What does Ronwanien:te Jocks’ friend suggest? What does her suggestion reveal about the relationship between religion and culture? Draw Ronwanien:te Jocks’ argument here into conversation with other materials from the course.

Instructions:
Answer one of the following prompts, in essay form. Answers should be about 3-4 double-spaced pages, or about 900-1200 words, and should be properly organized into essay format with introduction, conclusion, and a clear thesis statement. Points will not be taken off if you go slightly OVER the suggested length, although answers that are significantly under the required length will lose points.
Note that your answer to the prompt should be entirely based on class materials. Outside sources are not accepted for this assignment.
*If you would like comments on your final exam, please indicate this by writing COMMENT PLEASE at the top of your submission. Otherwise, we will simply provide a grade.

PROMPT B:
In module 6, Christopher Ronwanien:te Jocks shares a friend’s suggestion about what non-Indigenous people might do if they wish to experience a traditional Kanien’kehi:ka (Mohawk) ceremony. What does Ronwanien:te Jocks’ friend suggest? What does her suggestion reveal about the relationship between religion and culture? Draw Ronwanien:te Jocks’ argument here into conversation with other materials from the course.
In your response, be sure to use at least 4 sources, including:
-the Ronwanien:te Jocks reading
-at least two other readings and/ or documentary films, selected from at least two different modules
-at least one discussion post from a classmate, taken from any discussion assignment

A note on quotations:
All direct quotations must be placed in quotation marks with the page number listed in parentheses, along with the author’s name, unless you mention the author’s name in the same sentence. You do not need a bibliography unless you cite sources from outside of class. Do not start a sentence with a quotation. Here is an example of proper citation:
As Ines Talamantez notes, “cultural continuity today is also reflected in the way that myths are told” (145).
While a few well-chosen quotations can strengthen your answers, please avoid excessive dependence on quotations (no more than 20% of your work).
A note on plagiarism & academic dishonesty
Keep in mind that any phrase longer than four words that is directly taken from another work must be in quotation marks, or it will be considered plagiarism. Please consult the handout on avoiding plagiarism posted in the “Course Links & Tools” module for more guidance.

Last Completed Projects