Vocabulary
A group of people who share a common ancestry, language, name and way of living.
Tribe
Why were the Native Americans forced off of their land?
Gold
This is the Cherokee word for hello.
Oisyo
These homes were built out of blocks of ice.
Igloo
Statues made of cedar wood that tell stories.
Totem Poles
People that are native to the land.
Indigenous
What state were the Native Americans forced to migrate to?
Oklahoma
This is the Cherokee word for thank you.
Wado
These homes were portable.
Tipi
Flat dough that fried in oil.
Fry Bread
Piece of stone, bone, pottery and tools left behind by ancient peoples.
Artifact
The Indian Removal Act was signed into law by which President?
Andrew Jackson
This is the Cherokee word for no.
Tla
These homes were made from planks of cedar wood.
Plank House
A gathering with dances held by many Native American and First Nations communities.
Pow wow
A narrow boat with pointed ends that is propelled by paddles.
Canoe
How many miles did the Trail or Tears stretch?
Over 5,000
This is the Cherokee word for yes.
vv (uh-uh)
These homes were built of bricks made from adobe clay.
Pueblo
Hand crafted representation of an animal that were worn during religious ceremonies.
Masks
The way that people live: food, clothing, language and celebrations.
Culture
How many Native Americans died on this very difficult journey?
Over 15,000
This is the Cherokee word for good.
Osda
This home was built by the Cherokee tribe.
Wattle and daub
A powerful symbol that signifies honor and a connection between the owner, the Creator, and the bird it came from.
Feather