Tribal Nations Trivia
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What is a Tribal Nation?

A Native nation with its own government, citizens, and history. 

100

What is the name for a person who leads a Tribal nation?

Tribal Leader 

100

What does a sovereignty mean 

the right to govern yourself 

100

What does the word indigenous mean

the original people of a particular place

100

Do tribal nations still exist today 

Yes!

200

Did tribal nations exists before or after the United States was created?

Before.

200

What is a tribal council 

a group of leaders who help govern a tribal nation 

200

what is a treaty 

 A formal agreement between nations 

200

What are two major indigenous groups in Minnesota 

Dakota and the Prairie Island Indian

200

What is one way tribal nations use technology 

to teach their language, and communicate with their citizens

300

Are all tribal nations the same, or does each have their own culture and traditions?

Each has their own culture and traditions

300
Name one responsibility of a tribal government?

Education, healthcare, public safety, or community services

300

why do tribal nations have the right to make decisions for their own community 

because of the sovereignty 

300

what is the term for a community's traditional beliefs, customs, language, way of life

Culture

300

What is one way they keep their language alive?

teaching their language to younger generations

400

What is one thing that makes a tribal nation a nation 

Its own government and sovereignty 

400

How do some tribal nations choose their leaders 

Through elections 

400

why were treaties important between tribal nations and the United States? 

they established agreements about land, rights, and responsibilities

400

what is one way native communities use natural resources to support their communities 

Through farming, fishing, hunting, or gathering

400

Do all tribal nations have the same government structure

No, each tribe is different

500

What does it mean to be a citizen of a tribal nation 

to be an official member of that nation 

500

Why is it important for tribal nations to have their own governments 

So they can make decisions for their own citizens and communities

500

Does the state government have the power to take away a tribal nations sovereignty

no, tribal sovereignty is legally recognized and protected

500

why is it important to learn about tribal nations 

helps to understand their history

500

How can tribal nations preserve their traditions

By teaching people