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Mindbender 10/04/12

Pictured here is a photograph by Edward S. Curtis. His main subject matter was what aspect of life in the American West?

A. Trains
B. Cowboys
C. Stagecoaches
D. Wagon Trains
E. Native Americans

The Answer: E. Native Americans

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