History of North Dakota

American Indians

100

The Turtle Mountain Tribe is home to what 2 Indigenous groups?

Metis and Chippewa

200

This type of beadwork is a prominent art form among the Chippewa people.

Floral Beadwork

300

This treaty established the boundaries of the Fort Berthold Reservation

Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851

Statehood

100

This year marks when North Dakota officially became a state.

1889

200

This river forms the eastern border of North Dakota, separating it from Minnesota.

Red River

300

This European country originally claimed the land that became North Dakota.

France

The Land

100

This national park, located in the Badlands, is named after a U.S. President

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

200

This region in North Dakota is known for its fertile soil and is part of the Red River Valley.

Drift Prairie

300

This area in North Dakota is known for its rolling hills and is part of the Missouri Plateau.

Coteau Du Missouri

Miscellaneous

100

This beverage is the official state drink of North Dakota.

Milk

200

This flower is the official state flower of North Dakota.

Wild Prairie Rose

300

This famous Hunkpapa Lakota leader was born in North Dakota and played a key role in the Battle of Little Bighorn.

Sitting Bull