Question

Valuable examples of these objects are called hanoolchaadi and exemplify the first phase style of simple black and white designs. For a 2011 performance piece, the artist Rebecca Belmore had Ming Hon appear on one of these objects in a snowy landscape. A wooden door was built into one of these objects called the “Witness” that toured Canada in 2019. (-5[1])Francis Chardon was targeted by the Arikara and Mandan people for stealing one of these objects from a deckhand (-5[1])on the Missouri River. Bands made from cochineal, as well as diamond and rectangle designs, appear on the “chief” type of these (-5[1])objects created by the Navajo. (10[1])Marks (-5[1])called (10[1])“points” indicated the size of these objects when traded for beaver pelts. (-5[3])During the Siege of Fort Pitt, Jeffrey Amherst (10[3])suggested (-5[2])sending a handkerchief (10[2])and these objects (10[3])to Native (10[1])emissaries. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, the Lenape (“luh-NAH-pay”) were given what (-5[1])objects formerly owned by smallpox victims? (10[4])■END■ (10[8])

ANSWER: blankets [accept sheets; accept smallpox blankets; accept chief blankets or point blankets; accept Witness Blanket; prompt on cloth or wool; prompt on quilts or rugs or coverings; prompt on fomites by asking “in the form of what type of object?”]
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Summary

2023 ACF Nationals04/22/2023Y24100%0%46%139.58

Buzzes

PlayerTeamOpponentBuzz PositionValue
Daniel MaYale AGeorgia Tech A59-5
Chris RayOhio State AMaryland A78-5
Christopher SimsNorthwestern AHarvard A100-5
Claire JonesChicago AStanford A10510
Charles HangWUSTL AChicago B106-5
Cormac BeirneMcGill AIllinois A10710
Ashish SubramanianDuke AFlorida A119-5
Jonathan TranCornell ABrown A119-5
Lexi TermanRutgers BMichigan A119-5
Alex SchmidtPenn State ASouth Carolina A12710
Ryan SunUC Berkeley ACornell B12710
Joel MilesMinnesota AColumbia A12710
Conor ThompsonIowa State AGeorgia Tech B128-5
Gareth ThorlaksonToronto ANorth Carolina A128-5
Frederick Rivas-GiorgiYale BVirginia A13110
William GrogerColumbia BFlorida B13110
Karan GurazadaTexas AMIT A13410
Henry CafaroChicago CIndiana A13410
Sean DoyleHouston AUC Berkeley B13410
Benjamin McAvoy-BickfordPenn AWUSTL B13610
Benjamin WeinerMinnesota BImperial A137-5
Jonathan LauJohns Hopkins APurdue A13710
Aiden DartleyRutgers AClaremont A145-5
Mazin OmerHarvard ANorthwestern A15110
Hari ParameswaranGeorgia Tech AYale A15110
Tegan KapadiaGeorgia Tech BIowa State A15110
Tomás Aguilar-FragaClaremont ARutgers A15110
Halle FriedmanNYU AVanderbilt A15210
Enoch YuenImperial AMinnesota B15210
Todd MaslykMichigan ARutgers B15210
Jonathan ShaufNorth Carolina AToronto A15210
Jason HongBrown ACornell A15210
John MarvinChicago BWUSTL A15210
Caleb KendrickMaryland AOhio State A15210
Tracy MirkinFlorida ADuke A15210