Native Americans Flashcards by Trevor Pryhorocki

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Site where the Sioux massacred - 1890

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Wounded Knee - SD

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Indian corn

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Maize

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Teton sioux chief

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Sitting Bull

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Indian conference

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Pow wow

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Pocahontas’ english name

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Rebecca

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Aztec leader

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Montezuma

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Indian Olympic hero - 1912

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Jim Thorp

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Aztec capital

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Tenochtitlan

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Indian Colorado senator

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Ben Nighthorse Campbell

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Pawtucket chief (welcomed pilgrims)

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Squanto

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Tonto portrayer

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Jay Silverheels

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Iroquois League founder

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Hiawatha

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Indians of southern Florida

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Seminoles

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Sauk chief

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Blackhawk

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Delaware Indian and New York hall

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Tammany

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Hiawatha’s mate

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Minihaha

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Five original Iroquois League tribes

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Mohawk - Seneca - Onondaga - Oneida - Cayuga

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Seminole chief

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Osceola

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Chiricahua Apache - captured 1886

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Geronimo

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Mississippi Indians

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Creek

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Cherokee language developer

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Sequoya

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Indian chief who befriended Plymouth Colony

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Masasoit

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Oglala sioux chief

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Crazy Horse

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Pocahontas’ father

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Powhatan

Astronomers of South Mexico

Maya

Nez Perce chief

Chief Joseph

Lewis and Clark's guide

Sacajawea

Pueblo Indians of northeast Arizona

Hopi

Pueblo dolls

Kachina dolls

She turned down Marlon Brando's Oscar in 1972

Sasheen Littlefeather

Native American in anti-pollution commercials

"Iron Eyes" Cody

Apache chief - 1860s

Cochise

New Mexio tribe - "the ancient ones"

Anasazi

Site where Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse massacred Custer's men in 1876

Little Big Horn - Montana

Indian money

Wampum

Iroquois house

Long House

Sculptors of Middle America

Olmecs

Incan capital

Cuzco

The lakota belonged to this tribe

Sioux

Indians of Lesser Antilles

Carib Indians

She married Jamestown settler John Rolfe

Pocahontas

Cliff dwellers of Arizona

Pueblo

State with the largest Indian population

Oklahoma

Honduras-Nicaragua Indians

Mosquito

1520 Indian confederacy

Iroquois League

Incan city in the Andes

Machu Picchu

Alaskan Eskimos

Inuits

Chiricahua and Kiowa tribe

Apache

Navajo dwelling

Hogan

Squamish chief

Chief Seattle

Indians of Central Mexico

Aztecs

Shawnee chief

Tecumseh

Indians of Peru

Inca

Ottawa indian chief

Pontiac

The five civilized tribes

Cherokee - Chickasaw - Choctaw - Creek - Seminoles

"Long Walk" tribe - largest in U.S.

Navajo

Aztecs over ran them - 1100 AD

Toltecs

State with the most Indian land

Arizona