What signifies the cultural identity of Zitkala-Sa and her people in the excerpt?

Their long hair

The clothes they wear

Their language

The food they eat

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A. Their long hair

The correct answer is 'Their long hair' as it represents cultural identity and traditional values within Zitkala-Sa's community.

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