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04 Jerome Dancing Bull: Rules in Hidatsa

Explore 04 Jerome Dancing Bull: Rules in Hidatsa with available transcripts, learning questions and source alignments in the South Dakota and North Dakota Elder archive.

Interview · North Dakota · Jerome Dancing Bull

Themes: Arts & expression

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Learn About questions

1. What does Jerome Dancing Bull say about payment when requesting something from another person? 2. How does he characterize the rules he was taught? 3. What responsibility does he describe concerning knowledge that should not be shared?

Learn From questions

1. How do I recognize and reciprocate the time or knowledge someone gives me? 2. When should I ask permission before sharing something I have learned? 3. How might I respond respectfully when a person sets limits on what they can tell me?

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04 Jerome Dancing Bull: Rules in Hidatsa

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And everything well you told people was paid for you know hmm you want something to be done for you that you can do he had the paper you know it was just the distant rules you know the rules and hit odds or Calma did he get you those are deep strict rules you know you know I buy battles you know I talked to some people that I was that I was gonna come and talk to Charlie in and they told me watch out what you say and I don’t know you know I’m not I’m telling you all I know you know I won’t hold back you know just don’t give him nothing that they shouldn’t have you know I wouldn’t do that

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