Eastern Shoshone
Wise chief
Who is Chief Washakie
One of the main chiefs
Who are Yellow Calf, Black Coal and Sharp Nose?
How the horse impacted the Native American's culture
What is, larger tepees, easier to hunt, and could travel further faster?
Size of the first reservation created in the Fort Bridger treaty of 1863
What are 44 million acres?
What is gold?
Where they are from
What is the Great Basin or 16 states in the west?
Where are they from
Moving from place to place with no permanent home, but following the animals
What is a nomad or nomadic?
Who the reservation was created for in the Fort Bridger Treaty of 1868
Who is the Eastern Shoshone?
Amount of farmland that each head of Native American household would receive due to the Dawes Act
What is 160 acres?
What is by the food they ate?
Who are the Cheyenne?
A sled pulled by a dog or horse
What is a travois?
Name of the reservation shared by the Eastern Shoshone and the Northern Arapaho
What is the Wind River Indian Reservation?
Main reason why Native Americans kept selling off their land
What is, due to lack of food, the U.S. government not delivering annuities, or the need for cash.
A core value the Eastern Shoshone want to pass on to their children
What are humility, hard work, love, respect, spirituality, and sacrifice?
Why they didn't receive their own reservation
What is, the government considered them hostile?
A ceremony that includes traditional dances and songs.
What is a powwow?
Size of the reservation created in the Fort Bridger Treaty of 1868
What are 3.2 million acres?
What the Native Americans were to receive for 20 years as part of the Ft. Bridger treaty of 1868
Annuities such as food, tools, farming supplies, and money from the U.S. government
Communities on the reservation that are typically populated by Eastern Shoshone
What is Fort Washakie and Crowheart
Communities on the reservation that are typically populated by Northern Arapaho
What are Arapaho and Ethete?
Three ways that the Native Americans pass on their culture
What are ceremonies, language, stories, or songs?
Why did Chief Washakie choose the area of the Warm Valley for the Eastern Shoshone reservation
What is, because he knew it had all the resources that his people needed to survive, such as hunting land, lakes, and streams?
Why the Eastern Shoshone sued the U.S. Government.
What is, because the U.S. government broke the Ft. Bridger Treaty of 1868?