Native American Culture
The tribe that threw an axe in the ground as a ritual to stop a tornado.
Who are the Wichitas?
The part of Oklahoma with grasslands and flat ground with prairies.
What are the Great Plains?
The tribe that could assimilate the best.
Who are the Cherokees?
People who lived before written/ recorded history.
The six different types of tornadoes.
What is EF-0, EF-1, EF-2, EF-3, EF-4, and EF-5?
The people that built the mounds.
Who are the Spiro Mound Builders?
Where the western high plains are found.
What is the panhandle?
The man who came up with a system of writing for the Cherokee.
Who is Sequoyah?
People who locate and study artifacts.
What are Archaeologists?
The term for the area we live in that is prone to tornadoes.
What is the Tornado Alley?
The natural healing things Native Americans used.
What are wildflowers and plants?
The region in which the rocky mountains are found.
What are the Rockies?
The year gold was discovered in Cherokee land.
When was the late 1820's?
People who study culture.
What are anthropologists?
The rarest kind of tornadoes.
What are EF-4 and EF-5 tornadoes?
The people Native Americans used for maintaining their plantations.
What are slaves?
The ten different regions.
What is the Ozark Plateau, Praire Plains, Ouachita Mountains, Sandstone Hills, Arbuckle Mountains, Wichita Mountains, Red River Region, Red Bed Plains, The Gypsum Hills, and The High Plains?
The year the Indian Removal Act was passed.
When is 1830?
People who study bones and fossils.
What are paleontologists.
The continent that doesn't get tornadoes.
What is Antarctica?
The thing the Wichita were well known for.
What are traders and barterers?
The region that Tulsa is in.
What is the High Plains?
The path the Cherokee took on their way to the new land.
What is the Trail of Tears?
Ancient garbage dumps.
What are middens?
The kind of animals that can sense tornadoes.
What are dogs?