Native American History
Description: Native American History Quiz | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: native american history indigenous peoples american history |
What is the traditional name for the land that is now the United States?
Which Native American tribe was known for its advanced agricultural practices, including the use of irrigation and terracing?
What was the name of the Native American confederacy that was formed in the 16th century to resist European colonization?
Which Native American leader is known for his resistance to the United States government's forced removal of Native Americans from their traditional lands?
What was the name of the federal policy that aimed to assimilate Native Americans into white society?
Which Native American tribe is known for its rich cultural heritage, including its traditional dances, music, and art?
What was the name of the Native American spiritual leader who advocated for peace and unity among tribes and called for a return to traditional values?
Which Native American tribe is known for its traditional longhouses, which were large, communal dwellings that housed extended families?
What was the name of the Native American chief who led his people in a successful resistance against the United States Army at the Battle of Little Bighorn?
Which Native American tribe is known for its traditional pottery, which is often decorated with intricate designs and patterns?
What was the name of the Native American spiritual ceremony that involved dancing, singing, and drumming, and was often used for healing and spiritual purification?
Which Native American tribe is known for its traditional basket weaving, using materials such as reeds, grasses, and bark?
What was the name of the Native American leader who led his people in a successful resistance against the United States government's attempts to force them onto reservations?
Which Native American tribe is known for its traditional wood carving, often depicting animals, spirits, and other cultural symbols?
What was the name of the Native American spiritual movement that emerged in the late 19th century, promising a return to traditional values and the restoration of Native American lands?