Geography
These imaginary horizontal lines circle the earth and measure distance North and South of the equator.
Latitude Lines
This person held more power than the emperor in medieval Japan.
The Shogun (supreme military leader)
This region runs North to South from British Columbia to Northern California. It is where you find Mts. Rainier, St. Helens, and other dormant volcanoes.
Cascade Range
Place where native children were sent to force them to assimilate into white culture.
Indian Boarding School
Form a line with your table and follow the leader, swimming like a salmon around the room.
This continent is the only continent that falls in all 4 hemispheres--Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western).
Africa
This disease carried by rats killed 1/3 of the population of Europe in the mid 1300s.
Black Death, Bubonic Plague, The Plague.
The native Shoshone woman who helped Meriwether Lewis and William Clark explore the Oregon territory and reach the Pacific Ocean.
Sacagawea
Something that can be broken but is never held.
A promise
Vocabulary word: a share or plot of land that was distributed to native families under the Dawes Act.
Allotment
The Americas are to the west while Europe and Africa are to the east side of this ocean.
Atlantic Ocean
This religion spread during the Roman empire and is one of the major religions in the world today.
Christianity
The arrival of these animals greatly helped Northwest natives travel, hunt, and trade.
Horses
Give one reason why the Makah want to hunt whales.
Cultural identity, treaty rights, food, traditional and ceremonial practice, rebuild connections with culture.
Isaac Stevens
Chinook Middle School sits at the cross of these two streets.
S 188th St and 42nd Ave S
Who killed Julius Caesar?
Roman Senators
Sing "Happy Birthday" to someone in your group who has a birthday in June, July or August.
Happy! Happy! Happy!
The native nation who is Chinook's partner in studying Pacific Northwest History.
Muckleshoot Tribe
Name of the treaty we studied that was signed by the Puyallup and 7 other tribes in South Puget Sound.
This imaginary line divides the earth into Eastern and Western hemispheres and officially starts each new day.
Prime Meridian
This place is where the prophet Mohammed lived and the religion of Islam began.
Mecca or The Arabian Peninsula or Saudi Arabia
European traders offered native nations this goods made from this metal in exchange for animal skins.
Iron
This Chief was wrongfully executed by the U.S. because his Nisqually tribe was technically at war with the government.
Chief Leschi
Name two things that natives usually received after signing treaties with the U.S.
Money, reservation land, hunt/fish in usual places, education, medicine.