Betty Marie, born on 1925, growing up in Oklahoma. When Betty was a little child she would listen to her grandmother stories. Are grandmother would tell her the stories about fire spirits and animals. So Betty wanted to get out of her shell and do something different. She wanted to do ballet and loved it.
When Betty started doing ballet she was four years old. She was taught by her hometown dance instructor. As years past she became a local star. She performed in rodeos and county fairs. There was a problem, her instructor said that she didn 't learn the proper basics. Betty took that harsh but realized that she can do a lot better.
Years later, Betty and her family moved to California. When she moved she started to go to Beverly Vista School. She didn 't like going to her new school. At school she would get teased because of her race. Betty wouldn 't listen to the kids that would teased her she just kept on dancing. She would get teased also about her name but didn 't care she loved her last name, Tallchief.
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Later in her career, Betty changed her name to Maria but kept her last name, Tallchief. She thought it sounded great and professional. As the years went on for Betty she became a New York City Ballet prima ballerina. Also got an award called “Woman of the Year”, she got it because she was the first american in the century to dance for Paris Opera. The president, President Eisenhower gave the award to Maria.
When she became a professional ballerina she performed a dance she made called “The Firebird”. She made that dance because of her grandmother. Her grandmother would tell her stories about animals and spirits that walk the earth. She made that play because of her grandmother. Performing that dance was for her grandmother and the stories that her grandmother told Maria
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In the life of Betty Marie Tallchief there was a lot of obstacles. She was not only just an Indian girl, she just loved to dance. So from that moment on that she knew that she was going to be a ballerina she worked really hard. Betty Marie loved ballet since she was four years old. She was really shy, docile, and introverted.
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Marie had to overcome bullying, racism, people not believing in her because she's indian. She was just a little indian girl from Oklahoma that lived in a tribe that had a natural talent. She got famous and rich because her amazing skills and overcame a lot to get where she was. Thats why i think Marie Tallchief overcame the
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She started using the name, Maria. She changed her name because she thought it sounded more sophisticated. However, she didn't change her last name because she didn't want to deny her heritage. In this situation, Maria was very true to herself because she didn't change her name even though people made fun of it, she still kept it. Betty Marie was a great ballerina.
Betty being born into the Osage tribe, which the reader can guess is where she gets her last name “Tallchief” from. Judging by the information given at the beginning we can infer Betty had a strong connection with her grandmother, which is the person who told her many stories and gave Betty the experience of dancing atop her grandmother’s feet. Her swift ability to learn quickly made it easier for her dance instructor to teach her. Soon she’d be off to perform in rodeos and county fairs. However, another instructor and his constructive criticism frustrated Betty suggesting she should “go back to the beginning.”
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