Native Activists and the Myth of Indian Disappearance
Maynard/On the Political
A Great War? A New Deal?
Weisiger/Gendered Injustice
Zimmer/Building
100

According to Blackhawk, this organization challenged the grammar of white supremacy in words and action

What is the Society of American Indians (SAI)?

100

These two organizations fought for land rights, citizenship, and the protection of children and mobilized non-Indigenous support

What is the Australian Aboriginal Progressive Association (AAPA) & the Mission Indian Federation (MIF)?

100

According to this individual, expectation is understood in terms of colonial and imperial power and domination between Indian people and the United States

Who is Philip Deloria (Lakota)?

100

Due to concerns over reservation water and land viability, what event did Navajo women and men protest during the Indian New Deal

What is Navajo livestock reduction (1933-1946)?


100

What program allowed the Meskwaki in Iowa to develop their environment and affirm their tribal sovereignty

What was the Civilian Conversation Corps-Indian Division (CCC-ID)?

200

According to Blackhawk, these two opportunities for Indigenous people allowed them to travel, gain employment, and self-autonomy

What are world's fairs and Wild West-themed traveling shows?

200

These two individuals helped Native & Indigenous peoples navigate mediums that were closed to them

Who was Johnathan Tibbes & McKensie Hatton?

200

In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, colonial society fashioned an either-or notion based on Native ___

What is authenticity?

**Expectations provide for binaries (Deloria asks us to distinguish expectations from the unexpected, thus questioning expectation itself) 

200

According to Weisiger, ________ is a recent political movement to fight for the poor and/or marginalized racial and ethnic communities of society's toxic waste and hazards

What is environmental justice?

200

This devastating event preceded the establishment of US federal agencies to help Native people

What was the Great Depression?

300

This report, issued in 1928, launched a devastating critique of federal policy

What was the Meriam Report?

**Henry Roe Cloud served as the co-author of the report

300

According to the MIF, the heart of the matter for the organization was these two goals

What was Indian autonomy & civil rights?

300

These five occupations were sites where Native peoples participated in twentieth-century American society

What is Hollywood actors, filmmakers, performers, athletes, and workers?

300

These two factors led Diné lands to be unproductive

What are overgrazing and climate change?

300

According to Zimmer, studies of twentieth-century Native ____ and ____ histories offer a metric by which modern Native nations might measure and improve contemporary plans to harness their natural resources for their communities

What are political and environmental?

400

This piece of legislation of the Indian New Deal ended allotment, encouraged self-government & drafting of tribal constitutions, and closed numerous off-reservation schools, and increased the budget for local education

What is the Indian Reorganization Act (IRA)?

**John Collier

400

This federal agency was publicly denounced, with organizations demanding the abolishment of land allotments and the ending of federal assimilation policies

What is the Bureau of Indian Affairs?

400

These Native soldiers used their language to help their allies in WWI

Who are the Codetalkers?

**Cryptographic language (example: Tuska chipota means “warrior soldier” in the Chahta Anumpa or Choctaw language. Code Talkers shortened Tuska chipota in code to represent “Soldier” when used in messages.

https://www.choctawnation.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/code-talkers-educational-booklet.pdf

400

Diné ____ hold a central place in social organization and economy

What are women?

400

This event disrupted Meskwaki land and infrastructure projects

What is World War II (WWII)?

500

This institution empowered Native children and was started by Henry Roe Cloud (Ho-Chunk) & Elizabeth Bender Roe Cloud (Ojibwe) in 1915 in Wichita, Kansas

What was the American Indian Institute?

**Henry Roe Cloud was passed over for John Collier for Commissioner of Indian Affairs in 1933

500

According to Maynard, what thirty-year remains to most a mystery

What is 1890-1920?

500

These two concepts influenced the argument over American citizenship

what is Civilization and Savagery?

**Patriotism as an abandonment of tribalism, one nation identity, and service a sign of assimilation v. symbolism in media and self-internalization

500

This deity created the Diné and their livestock and gave them their central ceremony- Blessingway

Who is Changing Woman?

500

According to Zimmer, this incident highlighted Meskwaki sovereignty and decision-making in action

What was Joe Anderson's firing from his position as Indian Division administrator?

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