Geography
Life Style
Dates
Treaty
Miscellaneous
100

What rivers do the Yakama live close to?

Yakima and Columbia River

100

The Yakama tribe lived in what type of home during the summer?

Tepees

100

What year were horses first introduced to the Yakama?

around the 1750s

100

What year was the treaty signed 

1855

100

What type of fishing did they do?

Dip fishing

200

What is the climate like where the Yakamas live? 

Warm summers and cold, snowy winters

200

The Yakama adopted many of their lifestyle from who?

Great Plains Indians

200

what year was the treaty signed?

1855

200

How many bands and tribes were grouped together because of the treaty?

14 bands and tribes

200

What type of artwork did the Yakama have?

Beading, basketry, story telling.

300

What state does the tribe reside in?

Washington State

300

Lewis and Clark encountered the Yakama tribe in October 1805 and met which chief

Chief Kamiakin

300

WHat year was a flag adopted to represent the Yakama people of the Yakama Reservation. 

1955

300

What mountain was given back to the Yakama after the treaty signing?

Mt. Adams 

300

clothing worn during ceremonies and traditional dances is called?

Regalia 

400

What percentage of salmon does the tribe have the rights to?

50%

400

What transportation did the Yakama use?

Dugout Canoes

400

When did the Yakima nation rename itself to "YAKAMA " 

mid 1990s

400

The tribes signed a treaty giving up more than  ______ acres, but kept their hunting, fishing, and gathering rights.

10 million

400

What language dialect did the yakama speak?

Sahaptin

500

What natural resources grow on the land?

Berries, bulbs, roots and seeds

500

What weapons did the Yakama use?

spears, lances, clubs, knives and bows and arrows. The Yakama also used shields for defensive purposes.

500

Although the Treaty was signed on June 9, 1855 it did not become valid until ratified March 8,

1859

500

What is the name of the governor who arranged the treaty signing?

Isaac Ingalls Stevens

500

The first non-Native Americans to enter the tribe’s territory were members of the _________ expedition

Lewis and Clark

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