Language
Forced Removal
Revitalization
Appropriation vs Appreciation
Double Jeopardy (LAST ROUND)
100

What does aya mean?

Hello!

100

What does forced removal mean in this context?

The Myaamia were forced to leave their homelands by US government order in 1846 following the Treaty of Greenville in 1795

100

What does revitalization mean?

Restoring a group of people’s cultures, and livelihoods

100

Making something inspired by myaamia work with credit 

Appreciation

100

What was the first treaty called that ceded control of Myaamia homelands in 1795? (HINT: it has a color word in the name)

The Treaty of Greenville

200

What does hoci mean?

Hey!

200

What impact does forced removal have on culture?

It caused some parts of Myaamia culture to go dormant

200

How many people in the 1990s spoke the myaamia language before it was revitalized?

The answer is 0, it was a sleeping language meaning there are no native first language speakers

200

When non myaamia members make Ribbonwork

APPROPRIATION - non myaamia can make INSPIRED ribbonwork

300

What does newee mean?

Thank You!

300

How long was the forced removal? (Approximately)

A month

300

What are some examples of things in myaamia culture that were revitalized?

Art: such as ribbonwork, Clothing, and language 

300

define both words

Appreciation: Learning about a culture in a way that respects it. Understanding why it is special and important.

Appropriation: Taking something and using it without full understanding of the concept or idea. Not respectful. Often is harmful to the subject being used.