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This month is Native American Heritage Month.
What is November?
A group formed for a common purpose.
What is a coalition?
What is Utah?
There are currently more than this number of national monuments in the United States today.
What is 140?
This year Bears Ears was named a national monument.
What is 2016?
Ancient images carved into rock.
What is petroglyphs?
This national monument covers nearly 1.4 million acres.
What is the Bears Ears National Monument?
Highly valued and deserving respect, especially when related to religious or cultural beliefs.
What is sacred?
This sacred land is more than a tourist attraction.
What is Bears Ears (in Utah)?
This person wrote the article entitled "Protecting Our Land."
An area of land or water that is protected by the U.S. government.
In 1906, this person was given the power to name important public areas as national monuments.
Who is the president?
This is an ancient burial ground where people go to honor their ancestors.
What is Bears Ears?
During this event, the Army forced Native peoples to walk hundreds of miles.
What is the Long Walk?
In 1912, this athlete set the Olympic record with his score in the decathlon.
Who is Jim Thorpe?
The acronym IOC stands for this athletic governing body.
What is the International Olympic Committee?
One of the countries the United States will play in the 2022 FIFA World Cup?
What is Wales, England, or Iran?
This country will host the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
What is Qatar (KAH-tur)?
In the online game Among Us, this word means "suspicious."
What is sus?
What is "Bright Path?"
Merriam-Webster recently updated its dictionary to include the acronym ICYMI, which means.
What is "in case you missed it?"
The meaning of the acronym PIN, which is used as a password.
What is Personal Identification Number?
Merriam-Webster recently added this word that means "of poor quality" to its dictionary.
What is "janky?"
This is America's least favorite Thanksgiving Pie
What is Cherry pie?
In this year Thanksgiving President Lincoln made Thanksgiving a national holiday.
What is 1863?