Ways of Life
The way a group of people lives and understands the world, including its ideas, beliefs, and values; religion, traditions, language, gender roles, food, clothing, art, music, dance, and sports.
Culture
One's country or region of origin.
Conflict
To feel great sadness
Grieved
Using the law to treat others fairly
Strong opinions, ideas believed to be true.
Beliefs
Doing well or being successful
Thriving
An agreement between two sides, document explaining the terms of an agreement
Treaty
Poor, not having enough property, money, or food.
Poverty
Freedom to do or say what one thinks or feels
Liberty
Ideas about what is important and how to live in a way that is good or right.
Values
Having success, wealth, or good fortune
Prosperous
An agreement between two warring parties to stop fighting
Truce
Mislead, lie to, break promises
Betrayed
Family before you, ancestors
Descendants
To affect directly
Impact
Providing the basic necessities for life
or
Keep going.
Sustained
To give up; give in to another's power or demands.
surrender
What does the prefix mis- mean?
Examples: mistake, misalign, misunderstand
Badly or Wrongly
Words that are clear and easy to understand
Chief Jospeh often spoke these with the Generals
Plain Words
Usual or accepted practices of a group.
Customs
Give the definition of the prefix sub
Example: subsistence, subterranean, submarine
Up from below
An area of land given to the American Indians by the Us government.
Reservation
Less than what is needed, not enough
Inadequate
To pay attention to, take notice of, obey
Heed