Sioux
What are the three large once comprised the Sioux Nation?
Lakota, Dakota, Nakota
The Cherokee cultivated these three main crops?
Corn, beans, and squash
The Pueblo people built large apartment style structures out of a building material made from clay, mud and straw. it is called?
Adobe
A piece of art that told a story for the Haudenosaunee
is called a?
wampum belt
In the Sioux Tribe joins were split between these groups.
Genders--- male and female had different roles in their society
Most important animal to the Sioux tribe?
Buffalo
Cherokee Syllabary was developed in the early 1800's and is one of a few of these among native American tribes?
written language
Pueblo means this in Spanish.
Village
The tribe that lived in the same area that we do now was called?
Lenape
The Four corners region
settlers encroached onto Sioux lands because this was found in the Black Hills?
Gold
The Cherokee people were forcibly removed from their lands and moved west in 1838 and one in four died of disease and starvation.
Trail of Tears
Corn helped the Pueblo people switch from this type of people to farmers.
Hunter/gatherers
What is a political similarity that the Haudenosaunee shares with our country
Government/leadership structure
The Supreme court ruled in favor of the Cherokee tribe in its decision about the purchase of their land. What President didn't abide by that decision?
Andrew Jackson
What does the tribe call themselves?
Oceti Sakowin or seven council fires
The Cherokee first made contact with Europeans and this explorer near 1540.
Hernando de Soto
the is a circular room used for religious ceremonies.
Kiva
This treaty tricked the Lenape out of a substantial tract of land.
The Walking Purchase
A certain combination of crops in the Haudenosaunee culture is called the
Three Sisters
This animal changed the way of life for the Sioux Tribe.
The Horse
What was the treaty called, when a small Cherokee minority sold their land for $5 million. Most of the tribe did not agree?
Treaty of Echota
This was a large settlement that became a place of commerce and trade?
Chaco canyon
The Lenape didn't think they were selling this area to the Dutch they thought it would be mutually shared
Manhattan
Two Cherokee ceremonies- one is an annual ceremony for the harvest and the other for cleansing and restore a person to a clearer mind
Green Corn ceremony and going to water