Crow
Apache
Lakota
Comanche
Blackfoot
100

What animal was hunted and eaten the most?

buffalo

100

True or False- The Plains Indians hunted for sport.

False

100

History, origins, and great deeds were told through________. 

Legends
100

What is another word for a medicine man?

Shaman

100

Cone shaped skin tents 

teepee

200

People who move their homes to follow animals are called ________.

nomads / nomadic

200
Native Americans who stayed in one place were called ________.

sedentary

200

What is another word for the grasslands?

plains

200

Native Americans of the Plains spoke many different languages. (True/False)  

True

200

The hide of an animal was used to make what kind of shoe?

moccasin 

300

What is the name of the area where Native Americans were forced to move?

Reservations

300

How did Native Americans communicate over long distances?

They sent smoke signals
300

How did Native Americans measure bravery without violence?

Counting Coups

300

The way people live- their clothes, food, and language- is called their ______.

culture

300

When encountering a different tribe with a different language, how did the two tribes communicate?

Plains Indian Sign Language or Hand Talk
400

Who was the first Native American to win medals at the Olympics?

Jim Thorpe

400

Which buffalo hunter created a traveling road show?

Buffalo Bill

400

Which warrior came up with the battle plan for the Battle of Little Big Horn?

Crazy Horse

400

What weapon or tool was the tendon of a buffalo used to make?

bow/bowstring

400

Who was the youngest general during the Civil War?

George Armstrong Custer

500

How did most Plains Indians keep records?

By drawing pictures

500

What killed 75 percent of Plains Indians in the 1830s?

disease

500

Which two Plains Indians nations were nomadic?

*Mandan, Arapaho, Comanche, or Pawnee?

Arapaho and Comanche

500

Who was the medicine man of the Sioux Nation?

Sitting Bull

500

Who was a sharpshooter who was also part of Buffalo Bill's Show?

Annie Oakley

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