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What was the name of the Native American who helped guide Lewis and Clark?
Sacagawea
Native Americans who moved their homes to follow animals were called _____.
nomads/nomadic
Another name for a medicine man
shaman
The Native Americans who settled in villages got their food by__________.
growing it/farming
All tepee openings faced _______.
east
A flyswatter was made from the _______ of a buffalo.
tail
Battle of Little Big Horn
Bowstrings were made from the ______ of a buffalo.
tendon
Some Plains Native Americans call the time before the Europeans the _____ ______.
Dog Days
How did the Plains Native Americans count their age?
number of winters passed
bravery, counting coup
Name 3 important people who were a part of a traveling road show.
Buffalo Bill, Annie Oakley, Sitting Bull
It is estimated that 75% of Native Americans died from what disease in 1837?
Smallpox
What does it mean if a warrior is wearing a feather with a red dot on it?
He killed an enemy
In the 1860s, what came further and further west that interfered with the movement of buffalo?
trains/railroad
The Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868 established the Great Sioux Reservation, but the US government ordered all the Sioux out of the _____ Hills in the 1870s because they __________.
Black, found gold
by what they shared
A tribe is a group of people with different _______ and _______.
languages and culture
When seeking spiritual guidance, a Plains Native American could go on a ______ ________.
vision quest
Every morning, the first thing that Plains Native Americans did was give prayers and thanks to the _____.
sun
Which President sent Lewis and Clark to explore land purchased from France?
Thomas Jefferson
Natives found comfort in the ______ ______. They believed the ritual would rid them of unwanted white settlers, restore the buffalo herds, and bring back long-departed relatives and warriors.
Ghost Dance
How did the Plains Native Americans give a big advantage to the US during WWII?
their language for secret messages
What was formed by the Plains Native Americans in the 1960s to honor their ancestors and to protest treaties broken by the federal government?
AIM- American Indian Movement
Crow, Comanche, Kiowa