Indian Removal & the Five Tribes
Tribal Governments & Constitutions
Civil War & Reconstruction
Land Runs & Settlers
Statehood & the Sequoyah Constitution
100

This act forced Native American tribes to move west of the Mississippi River.

What is Indian Removal?

100

The written documents used by the Five Tribes to organize their governments.

Constitutions

100

During the Civil War, tribes were __________, with some siding with the Union and others with the Confederacy.

divided

100

These were the settlers who sneaked into Indian Territory before the land was legally opened.

Sooners

100

The Sequoyah Constitution was written in 1905 by the leaders of these tribes.

Five

200

This was the journey of the Five Tribes to Indian Territory.

Trail of Tears

200

The number of branches or departments of government that most tribal constitutions had.

Three

200

The largest Civil War battle in Indian Territory was the Battle of __________ __________.

Honey Springs

200

The Land Run of 1889 opened these Lands to settlement.

Unassigned

200

The Sequoyah Constitution was rejected by this government body.

Congress

300

This president signed the Indian Removal Act into law.

Andrew Jackson

300

This is where the Cherokee capital was located.

Tahlequah

300

After the Civil War, this is what tribes had to sign with the U.S. government.

treaties

300

The number of years Homesteaders had to live on land before getting a property title.

5 years

300

This act from 1906 allowed Oklahoma and the Indian Territories to join as one state.

Enabling

400

Name any two of the Five Tribes.

Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, Seminole

400

Name one way tribes showed they were self-sufficient before removal.

Built schools, courts, governments, or other infrastructure

400

This is what many tribes lost large amounts of as punishment for siding with the Confederacy.

land

400

Name one town founded overnight during the Land Run of 1889.

Guthrie, Norman, Moore, or Oklahoma City

400

The first temporary state capital of Oklahoma was located in this city.

Guthrie

500

The main goal of the Indian Removal Act.

To open Native land for white settlement

500

The reason written constitutions were important before the Civil War.

They showed tribes were civilized and capable of self-government

500

The major change Reconstruction treaties required tribes to make.

They had to allow freedmen (formerly enslaved people) into their nations

500

The difference between Boomers and Sooners. Boomers did this, and Sooners did this.

Boomers waited for land openings legally, Sooners entered early illegally.

500

In this month on the 16th of 1907, Oklahoma officially became the 46th state.

November