Native Americans
Statehood
Broken Promises
Pokemon Go to the Polls (Voting Rights)
Washington State Trivia
100
An area of land set aside by the US Government for Native Americans to live on and use. 

What is a Reservation? 

100

1889

When did Washington become a state?
100

This resource caused lots of White Settlers to break their promises to the Native Americans.

What is gold?

100

Word meaning the right to vote.

What is Suffrage?
100

Was, and still, our state's capital.

What is Olympia?

200

This tribe's name translates to Nose Pierce. 

What is the Nez Perce?

200

The Washington State constitution had to uphold these two freedoms.

What is Free Speech and Freedom of Religion?

200

Allowed the creation of Native American boarding schools, where Native American children were taught the ways of the "White Man". 

What is the Dawes Act?

200

The year 1920.

When did Women gain their suffrage in the US constitution?

200

The Founder of Microsoft, who lives in Seattle.

Who is Bill Gates?

300

The chief of the Nez Perce tribe. 

Who is Chief Joseph?

300

This article states that Washington has "the paramount duty of the state to make ample provision for the education of all children."

What is Article 9?

300

The first boarding school that prompted the creation of more across the country.

What is the Carlisle Boarding School?

300

The first group of people who had suffrage.

Who are White Men with Land?

300

Settlers developed the area, and gave it a Bavarian theme to attract visitors. 

What is Leavenworth? 

400

One treaty said the Native Americans had the right to do this in "usual and accustomed" places.

What is Fishing?

400

The required population to become a state. 

What is 60,000 people?

400

Where the Nez Perce tribe ended their retreat, and fought the US Army who were following them.

What are the Bear Paw Mountains?

400

The voting age was lowered from 21 to this age.

What is 18 years old?

400

Legend has it that this creature roams the forests of Washington.

What is Big Foot?

500

This concept refers to the right of Native Americans to govern themselves.

What is Tribal Sovereignty? 

500

First elected governor of Washington State.

Who is Elisha P. Ferry?

500

The founder of the Carlisle Boarding School.

Who is Captain Richard C. Pratt?

500

The first big American Woman's fight for suffrage, taken place in 1848

What is the Seneca Falls Convention?

500

One of the oldest and most complete skeletons ever found, found here in our city.

Who is Kennewick Man?