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What was she known for?

Being the first Native American to receive a medical degree.

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What was she known for?

The first Native American Aerospace Engineer

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What lab does he work in at NASA?

Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) for NASA

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How many turkeys are prepared for Thanksgiving each year in America?

46 million

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On August 3, 1990 Congress passed and former President George H.W. Bush signed into law what month as Indigenous Peoples Month?

November

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Where was she born?

Omaha Reservation

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What indigenous nation was she born into?

Cherokee Nation

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What city in Arizona was he born in?

Tuba City

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What percent of Americans skip turkey on Thanksgiving?

12%

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What year was the month amended to also include Alaskan Native American contributions?

2008

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Where did she attend College?

Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania

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Who was she the great-granddaughter of?

John Ross

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What year did he join the Jet Propulsion Lab?

2008

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When was the first Thanksgiving football game?

1876

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In 1916, which state was the first state to declare “American Indian day”?

New York

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What is her date of birth?

June 17, 1865

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When she died, where did she give a donation to?

The Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian

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What college did he go to and what degree did he get?

Stanford University

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Who made Thanksgiving a national holiday?

Abraham Lincoln

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In 1976 former President Gerald Ford made Native American Awareness Week during what event?

Bicentennial Commemoration

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What inspired her to become a doctor?

She watched an Indigenous woman die because a white doctor refused to treat her.

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What program did she work for as an engineer?

Lockheed Skunk Works

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What missions has he worked on for NASA?

Mars Science Laboratory, InSight, and Mars 2020

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When was the first Thanksgiving?

1621

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What happened on June 2, 1924?

Congress granted citizenship to any Native American born within the United States