For 10 points, name this 1968 novel which heralded the Native American Renaissance, by N. Scott Momaday.
A character in this novel delivers a monologue recounting how he yelled and danced at a tank until it opened fire at him. The protagonist of this novel catches an eagle during a hunt, but upon despairing at the prospect of its captivity, he strangles it. This novel ends with it main character stripping his shirt off and joining a group of running men. After being seduced by the pregnant white woman Angela St. John and killing an (*) albino who humiliates him at a rooster-pull contest, the protagonist of this novel moves to Los Angeles, where he earns the enmity of the corrupt police officer Martinez and is mocked as a "longhair" incapable of adapting to the modern world. This novel begins with the World War II veteran Abel returning to the Pueblo Reservation in New Mexico. For 10 points, name this 1968 novel which heralded the Native American Renaissance, by N. Scott Momaday.
A character in this novel delivers a monologue recounting how he yelled and danced at a tank until it opened fire at him.
House Made of Dawn