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Political Systems: Political systems reflect a culture’s distribution of power, power that is established and maintained with or without a formal government. As such, anthropologists use â€Å"political† to include all human activities involving power (MindEdge, 2017). The political system that is prevalent throughout this movie is power. Alfred Ludlow, decided to move to the modern city of Helena to find opportunity and work. Alfred was known in the city for his honesty and fair dealing reputation and, because of these, influential citizens befriended him. The O’Banion brothers, James and John, were part of an Irish-American gang and were bootleggers who operated during prohibition in the city of Helena, Montana. The O’Banion’s influenced†¦show more content†¦To frighten him, a police officer fired his gun into the mountains, but tragically, a bullet hit Isabel Two in the chest and she died instantly. Tristan in turn beats the officer with his own gun until he is practically dead, then carries his wife away from the rest of the family. Tristan is going to cut her heart out to set her soul free, as he was taught by One Stab as a young child. Application: The person I would interview would be Colonel William Ludlow, the patriarch of the family. I think deep down he feels responsible and guilty for the demise of many Native Americans in the war and I think he is trying to make amends with himself by the decisions he makes for himself and for his family. I would like to ask him the following questions: 1. Colonel William Ludlow, why did you move your family away from the town? Do you really think that moving will protect your family from war and the government? Or was the move an excuse for you to get away from the reminder of what you did to the Native American Indians? 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