Aboriginal studies
This tribe lived around Humboldt Bay.
Who are the Wiyot?
Founded in 1620, it was the first permanent British town in the US.
What is Plymouth?
The Constitution replaced this set of laws, which didn't give much authority to the Federal government.
What were the Articles of Confederation?
What is the Eel?
This name of the town where the Klamath river meets the Pacific Ocean.
What is Requoi?
This tribe's name means "upriver people".
Who are the Karuk?
This European nation was the first to establish settlements on the North American continent.
What is Spain?
He is the Father of the Constitution.
Who was Madison?
The river that meets the sea north of Humboldt Bay.
What is the Mad?
The river that flows through New York city.
What is the Hudson?
This town marks the spot on the Klamath river where three tribe's lands, and two rivers, meet.
What is Weichpec?
This act required colonists to house and feed British troops.
What was the Quartering Act?
The name for the first ten Amendments.
The capital of Trinity County.
What is Weaverville?
The city where the Missouri and Mississippi rivers meet.
What is Saint Louis?
This is the largest tribe, in terms of members, in the state of California.
Who are the Yurok?
These were the first two battles of the Revolution, one win and one loss for the Minute Men.
What are Lexington and Concord?
The Constitutional Convention was held here.
Where is Philadelphia?
The capital of Siskiyou county.
What is Yreka?
The year the US Constitution was ratified.
What is 1787?
This man did more to document the language and culture of California Indians than any other.
Who was Kroeber?
The Swamp Fox's real name.
Who was Francis Marion?
The amendment which states a person does not have to provide evidence or testify against himself.
What is the V?
The first capital of the US, where Washington began as President.
Where is New York?
He was the first president from the Democratic party.
Who was Jackson?