Native Americans Flashcards by Fred Schultz

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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

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Astronomers of South Mexico

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Maya

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Nez Perce chief

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Chief Joseph

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Lewis and Clark’s guide

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Sacajawea

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Pueblo Indians of northeast Arizona

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Hopi

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Pueblo dolls

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Kachina dolls

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She turned down Marlon Brando’s Oscar in 1972

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Sasheen Littlefeather

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Native American in anti-pollution commercials

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“Iron Eyes” Cody

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Apache chief - 1860s

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Cochise

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New Mexio tribe - “the ancient ones”

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Anasazi

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

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Little Big Horn - Montana

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Indian money

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Wampum

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Iroquois house

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Long House

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Sculptors of Middle America

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Olmecs

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Incan capital

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Cuzco

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The lakota belonged to this tribe

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Sioux

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Indians of Lesser Antilles

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Carib Indians

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She married Jamestown settler John Rolfe

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Pocahontas

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Cliff dwellers of Arizona

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Pueblo

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State with the largest Indian population

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Oklahoma

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Honduras-Nicaragua Indians

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Mosquito

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1520 Indian confederacy

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Iroquois League

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Incan city in the Andes

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Machu Picchu

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Alaskan Eskimos

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Inuits

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Chiricahua and Kiowa tribe

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Apache

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Navajo dwelling

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Hogan

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Squamish chief

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Chief Seattle

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Indians of Central Mexico

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Aztecs

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Shawnee chief

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Tecumseh

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Indians of Peru

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Inca

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Ottawa indian chief

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Pontiac

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The five civilized tribes

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Cherokee - Chickasaw - Choctaw - Creek - Seminoles

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“Long Walk” tribe - largest in U.S.

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Navajo

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Aztecs over ran them - 1100 AD

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Toltecs

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State with the most Indian land

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Arizona