Causes of death among American Indians and Native Alaskans have typically most often involved

Causes of death among American Indians and Native Alaskans have typically most often involved
 
  a. communicable diseases
  b. degenerative diseases
  c. increased average life expectancy
  d. rejection of the view that life and death are linked in a circular fashion
  e. low risk of sudden infant death syndrome

Question 2

American Indians and Native Alaskans make up about
 
  a. 10 of the total population of the United States
  b. 5 of the total population of the United States
  c. 15 of the total population of the United States
  d. 25 of the total population of the United States
  e. 1 of the total population of the United States

Question 3

American Indians and Native Alaskans
 
  a. are best described as a single cohesive group, sharing similar beliefs and behaviors
  b. are more likely to live on a reservation than in urban areas in the United States
  c. have most frequently died from communicable diseases
  d. have low mortality rates from automobile accidents
  e. none of these