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Q 3.17 Jackson In this excerpt from the graphic novel Comanche Moon by Jack Jackson, how did Quanah Parker "negotiate difference" to create a hybrid culture? Instructions: 1. Write a short intro where you respond to the question in one or two sentences (keep in mind the project themes). 2. In the body of your response support your answer by referring to a specific passage from the reading in your own words. 3. Keep in mind the guidelines for understanding the reading and writing a good post. 4. Comment on one other post, elaborating, clarifying, or giving examples. 5. Extra points for responding to a comment on your initial post.

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Quanah Parker negotiated differences to create a hybrid culture by taking time and energy to try to understand the ways of the whites. On page 526, Quanah thinks, “If my mother could learn the ways of the Indian, I can learn the ways of the whites."This is right before he goes to see his uncle named John Parker. Quanah believes if he throws himself into seeing things from “the whites” then he will be able to make a decision on what’s best for his people.