Archie first created a physical image for himself of a stereotypical Indian. He grew his hair long, dyed it black, and always kept it braided. Although many Indians may have had long hair, or kept their hair in braids, I am sure that some did not. There were probably many Indians who had short hair, and who did not wear their hair in braids. Another stereotypical image Archie displayed, was Indian clothing made with tassels, and beading and included a headdress made entirely of real, eagle feat

hers. I am also sure not all Indians wore beads and feathers on their heads. There must have been some that just wore jeans, or maybe even collared shirts.

Second, Archie based his life upon the lives of stereotypical Indians. Archie lived in the forest and owned only what he built with his own hands, or caught through trapping. He was a hunter and gatherer. On many occasions, he would visit his Indian tribe, and join them in dancing a Powwow. Although he was white, Archie spoke as if he resented and even hated the "white man." When people thought of Indians, they thought of uneducated, superstitious men dancing around a fire humming, while large drums were being played. First of all, not all Indians lived in the forest. I am sure that many had jobs out of the wilderness, in the city. People saw Indians as bein

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