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100

Before the United States existed, how many distinct tribes lived on this land?

Hundreds of Tribes

100

What does the comparison between a Yaqui potlatch and a Muscogee Green Corn Ceremony illustrate?

Each tribe has its own unique customs and traditions

100

What were Native converts to Christianity required to do in praying towns?

Cut their hair, dress like Puritans, and give up cultural practices

100

How did tribes traditionally determine membership before colonization?

By descent, adoption, or marriage

100

Who is Coach Goudeau's favorite basketball player?

Kobe

200

What do the Cherokee Nation use to determine tribal enrollment today?

The Dawes Rolls from the late 1800s and early 1900s

200

Approximately what percentage of federally recognized tribes require a blood quantum?

About 70%

200

In Native cultures, humor is described as good medicine. What does this term mean?

Anything that promotes healing of mind, body, or spirit

200

Kosharis are sacred clowns in Pueblo ceremonies who are painted in black and white. What is their main role?

To act out bad behaviors to teach the community

200

What year did coach Goudeau graduate from High School?

2016

300

Christian missionaries and anthropologists documented Native clowns but often didn't understand the jokes. Why was this the case?

The clowns were making fun of European colonizers

300

Reciprocity is described as a foundation of Native worldview. What does reciprocity mean in this context?

Interdependence where I take care of you and you take care of me

300

After a hunt, Native people would say prayers and return animal bones to the land. What value does this practice demonstrate?

Reciprocity and give-and-take with all living things

300

The honorable harvest tradition includes asking permission before harvesting and taking only what's necessary. What is the main purpose of this practice?

To show respect and ensure resources remain for future growth

300

When did Oklahoma become a state?

1907

400

In the story of the Peacemaker, Hiawatha was shown one arrow that snapped easily and five arrows tied together that couldn't be broken. What lesson was this demonstration meant to teach?

The five nations were stronger together than apart

400

What does the Potawatomi word 'Emingoyak' mean?

That which has been given to us

400

When Robin Wall Kimmerer describes land as 'our pharmacy, our library,' she is emphasizing that land provides:

Knowledge, medicine, and sustenance as part of a living relationship

400

What is the central idea behind the Coast Salish sacred agreement with salmon?

Salmon offer themselves as food and people must care for salmon in return

400

What was part of Oklahoma called before it became a State?

Indian Territory 

500

The Lushootseed word 'stol' and the Ojibwe term 'Onaabani-giizis' both demonstrate that Native languages:

Reflect close observation of and connection to natural phenomena

500

What challenge did archaeologists face when studying medicine wheels?

They could not fully understand the purpose using only physical evidence

500

Which technological innovation did the Inuit create approximately 4,000 years ago?

Kayaks made from seal skin

500

Who developed the concept of two-eyed seeing?

Elder Albert Marshall of the Mi'kmaq people

500

When is Coach Goudeau's baby due?

March 15th

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