Category 1
This land mass was used by Native Americans to migrate to North America.
Bering Land Bridge
This Indian tribe used the language of Tunica in their tribe.
Grigra
This federal and state law pushed the Indians from their homeland.
Indian Removal Policy
Indians called stickball this name.
The Little Brother of War
Indians use this method of tracing families in Indian tribes
Matrilineal
The dominant language of Indians in the southwest is
Muskhogean
Chakchiuma
Indians were forced to leave their homeland and travel to Oklahoma. This journey was called
Trail of Tears
Sacred mound of the Choctaw Indians located in Winston County
Nanih Waiya
Form of fishing involving reaching into a log
grabbling
The French created this fort to protect the city of Natchez.
Fort Rosalie
This tribe lived in the upper part of the Yazoo River.
Ibitoupa
These two tribes sent men into battle on the Confederate side during the Civil War.
Choctaw and Chickasaw
Wilderness which has not been touched by mankind
Pristine Wilderness
Group discovered by the French and later had a town named after it
Natchez tribe
This Indian tribe merged with the Houma Indian tribe in Louisiana.
Acolapissa
This tribe has a river and a city named after it in our state.
Pascagoula
This treaty gave the United States government over 6 million acres of land.
Treaty of Pontotoc
The most popular sport of the Mississippi Indians
stickball
Item used as a peace pipe
Calumet
This tribe had the language of Siouan and had a city named after it.
Biloxi
This tribe was the closest connected with the French and based in North Mississippi.
Tunica
Choctaw
A form of communication used by Indians
Pictography
What is the reason the Indians fought against the Union soldiers during the American Civil War?
They were mad at the United States for taking away their land.