Select all of the student writing samples below that reference this passage correctly:

Source citation:

Harris, C$.(2016).$ Heartbeat, warble, and the electric powwow: American Indian music. University of

Oklahoma Press.

Original Passage $($from page $229)$:

Between $1883$ and $1916,$ William Frederick 'Buffalo Bill' Cody's Wild West shows spread a glorified image of the American West$--$cowboys, Rough Riders, and Plains Indians$--$across the United States and Europe. At a time when American Indians were restricted from practicing their religions and traditional cultures, Cody's show provided an outlet for their fervor.

Reminder: You may need to select more than one correct answer.

American Indians participated in stereotypical Wild West shows because it allowed them to practice traditions that were otherwise denied to them $($Harris$,2016).$

Wild West shows between $1883$ and $1916$ created a glorified image of the American West across both the United States and Europe $($Harris$,2016).$

While the dominant population of the United States enjoyed the entertaining, rough$-$and$-$tumble depictions of the American West, Native American participation was motivated largely by a desire to connect with religious and cultural traditions that the American government denied them.