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100

This mythical creature is often featured in Native American legends and appears at the top of totem poles. 

What is the firebird?

100

This word is used to describe a Native American infant. 

What is a papoose?

100

Most of the tribes we studied lived West of this mountain range. 

What is the Cascade Range?

100

The Alsea tribe practiced this tradition, which involved securing babies to a board for long periods of time.

What is head-flattening?

100

This tribe is nearly extinct.

What is the Alsea tribe?

200

This word refers to a trade language, or mix of multiple languages, that Native American tribes used to communicate with other tribes. 

What is jargon?

200

This type of Native American home was shaped like a dome. 

What is a wigwam?

200

This tribe was located in North East Oregon where it is hot and dry.

What are the Nez Perce?

200

This man lead his tribe on a long journey that later became known as the Flight of the Nez Perce. 

Who was Chief Joseph?

200

This tribe often told stories using totem poles with animal carvings on them. 

What is the Chinook?
300

This morpheme means "old" or "ancient."

What is paleo-?

300

When a family or group has no living members, it can be described as this.

What is extinct?

300

This river, which flowed through Kalapuya territory, provided opportunities for fishing and travel to local tribes.

What is the Willamette River?

300

These famous explorers met with the Chinook tribe daily in the early 1800s.

Who are Lewis and Clark?

300

The treaty written in this year was honored by the US Government. 

What is 1841

400

After studying Native American cultures, languages, and lifestyles, our class can be described as these.

What are anthropologists?

400

This type of house was built from timber and could house up to 20 families. 

What is a longhouse?

400

This tool located on a map helps the reader understand where things are located.

What is a compass rose?

400

Descendants of this tribe live on the Grand Ronde Reservation.

What is the Kalapuya Tribe?

400

This nomadic tribe used teepees for easy shelter as they traveled around.

What is Nez Perce?

500

This word means to exchange goods or services.

What is barter?

500

This food was commonly grown and eaten by Native Americans. 

What is maize?

500

These three rivers all passed through part of the Nez Perce tribal land.

What are the Columbia River, Grand Ronde River, and Snake River?

500

Women in this tribe often had tattoos on their arms and faces. 

What is the Siuslaw tribe?

500

The Hudson Bay Company Fort was attacked in this year.

What is 1838.