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What was the Osage tribe known for?
Archaic period
Native Tribes of Arkansas
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Archaic period
700 AD - 1671 AD
8000 - 500 BC
500 BC - 900 AD
9500 - 8000 BC
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What was the Osage tribe known for?
Painting and clothing
Old artifacts and befriending deer
Preparing meat
Hunting
3
Women of the Quapaw
created household utensils, such as pots and baskets
hunting animals
fighting in the battles
traded to neighboring tribes or explorers
4
Osage people were called "Arkansas" by other tribes and other explorers.
False
True
5
Paleo period
700 AD - 1671 AD
9500 - 8000 BC
15000 - 9000 BC
8000 - 500 BC
6
The Quapaw tribe lived in what part of Arkansas?
East Delta
Northwest Ozarks
Crowley's Ridge
Southwest Coastal Plain
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The Caddo tribe lived in what part of Arkansas?
Northwest Ozarks
Southwest Coastal Plain
Crowley's Ridge
East Delta
8
Quapaw houses were called.
Teepee
Long houses
townhome
adobe
9
Quapaw were excellent farmers
False
True
10
One of the largest Arkansas native tribes
Apache
Seminole
Chickasaw
Osage
11
Fort Smith was established originally as a reservation for the
Seminole
Cherokee
Caddo
Quapaw
12
Hunter-gatherers were different from nomadic tribes because
plants began to grow beacuse of warmer climates
E farmsuropeans taught them to plant
animals ran out from over hunting
fishing was popular due to the creation of the rod and reel.
13
Woodland People were not nomadic.
False
True
14
One of the largest Arkansas native tribes
Commanche
Caddo
Apache
Seminole
15
Osage people were called
Downstream people
The neutral
True Chiefs
Southwind
16
Caddo people were fighting with Cherokee
False
True
17
The Cherokee tribes were driven to surrounding states and ended up in the Arkansas River Valley in the mid 1900s
True
False
18
Mississippian period
9500 - 8000 BC
500 BC - 900 AD
900 - 1541 AD
8000 - 500 BC
19
Women of the Osage were responsible for the
building houses
fighting in the battles
skin and cleaning the animals to cook
hunting the animals
20
Woodland period
700 AD - 1671 AD
9500 - 8000 BC
15000 - 9000 BC
500 BC - 900 AD
21
Men of the Osage were responsible for the
hunting the animals
building houses
making laws
skin and cleaning the animals to cook
22
One of the largest Arkansas native tribes
Quapaw
Creek
Commanche
Seminole
23
Arkansas's Historic Indians period
8000 - 500 BC
1673 - Present
900 - 1541 AD
500 BC - 900 AD
24
Quapaw people were known as the Downstream people.
False
True
25
The Osage tribe lived in what part of Arkansas?
Southwest Coastal Plain
East Delta
Northwest Ozarks
Crowley's Ridge
26
The mass removal of of all Cherokee Indians into Arkansas and Oklahoma was called the
Trail of Tears
Trail of Crying
Trail of the Sad
Path of Destiny
27
Paleo people were less nomadic
False
True
28
Men of the Osage were responsible for the
hunting the animals
building houses
making laws
skin and cleaning the animals to cook
29
Archaic People were hunter-gatherers and less nomadic
True
False
30
The Cherokee were influenced by the European ways
Hunting strategies
Fishing techniques
schools and settler clothes
House buiding
31
Osage people were called "Arkansas" by other tribes and other explorers.
True
False
32
Caddo made good bows for trade with other tribes and Europeans
True
False