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1
Which explains why the government’s reservation policy led to conflicts in the 1800s?
White settlers moved onto reservation lands.
Tribal members disliked leaders’ decisions.
They quit serving pumpkin spice lattes at Starbucks in the winter
Tribes were forced to give up their traditional way of life.
2
What is the definition of confine?
to harvest
to keep something or someone to a specific area or space
to put two things together
to make things less clear
3
Which best explains why the Nez Perce fought White settlers after the Walla Walla treaty
Settlers illegally entered and damaged Nez Perce lands.
They were racists
Settlers stayed away from the reservations and they wanted to fight them
Settlers chose to ignore the Nez Perce.
4
What does escalate mean?
to battle
to go up to another level on moving stairs
to clean something
to quickly become more intense or serious
5
The Dawes Act later took away Indigenous lands to set up
casinos
the capital buildings
family farms
Starbucks Franchises
6
The Nez Perce signed a treaty at the Walla Walla Council in which they
turned over most of their land but could still hunt and fish on it.
could get all you can eat churros for the rest of time
had to share reservation lands with other tribes.
were given full control of their reservation lands.
7
Which best explains how the Dawes Act promoted assimilation of Indigenous people?
It authorized treaties that created reservations for Indigenous people.
It required Indigenous people to buy MegaMillions Lotto tickets
It called for the construction of new WalMarts everywhere
It divided Indigenous lands into family farms called allotments.
8
Which explains how the treaty at the Walla Walla Council affected the Nez Perce?
They moved onto a small reservation and couldn't leave
They were so mad they fled the reservation again, sparking Cheif Joseph 2.0
They were so happy about it, they started a resort
They didn't really have any restrictions, they could do whatever they want
9
In the early 1800s, the Nez Perces had more than a hundred villages
in California
around the Colville area
near Seattle
on the Columbia Plateau
10
What does assimilation mean?
The process of learning how to live another group's culture
to destroy an enemy
to be the same
simple
11
New schools played a key role in the assimilation of Indigenous people by teaching youth
family farming techniques.
how to leave their cultures behind.
that they should call their principal Mr. Groce
to eat lunch from school cafeterias and like it!
12
What is the definition of reservation, as it pertains to Indigenous groups
land that was considered worlhless
To be nervous about something
Land set aside for specific indigenous groups
to reserve a table at Rancho Chico
13
At the time, _____ was the leader of the Nez Perce people.
Mr. Bateman
Chief Joseph
Isaac Stevens
Chief Kamiakin
14
The Yakama Nation signed major treaties at which 1855 conference?
Walla Walla Council
Parent Teacher Conference
Dawes Council
Colville Counselling Office
15
What did the United States do that caused violent conflict with the Nez Perce?
They asked some Nez Perces to give up lands occupied by other Nez Perces.
They attacked Nez Perce tribes to allow settlers access to gold
They ran out of chicken at their local Chik Fil A
They planted land mines on their reservation
16
The federal government began to ________ to pursue this policy.
teach them how to use Instagram
fight them
build schools
build Amazon distribution centers
17
Which best explains how the reservation system affected the Yakama people?
They retained the right to travel according to the seasons.
They gave up the right to buy stuff at the mall
They surrendered the right to millions of miles of ancestral lands.
They kept the right to hunt on the entire Columbia Plateau.
18
In 1855, the tribe moved on to a reservation that was ___________than their traditional tribal lands.
nicer
the same size
larger
smaller
19
Chief Joseph's speech in which he finishes "I will fight no more forever" indicates he was
agreeing to live on a reservation.
surrendering
quitting the wrestling team
regrouping for the winter.
20
Which event sparked the start of the Yakama Wars?
Yakamas were upset they couldn't get an iced coffee from Jammin Java
US soldiers assassinated Chief Kamiakin.
Yakamas killed an agent from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Yakamas attacked settlers to keep diseases off the reservation.
21
The assimilation policy specifically required Indigenous people to give up their
homes
credit cards
spears
culture
22
What did the Indian Appropriations Act of 1851 establish?
Abolished all schools from using Indian names or mascots
Money to be given to Indigenous Groups
Casinos would be set up to help finance Indigenous groups
The reservation system for Indigenous groups
23
Why did the French call the Nez Perce by that name?
Becuase they were nice persons
Becasue they wanted to go to a nice place
Becuase they had nice purses
Becuase they pierced their noses
24
The end of the Yakama Wars resulted in a treaty that forced the Yakamas to
retreat to the reservation.
leave Washington forever.
pay reparations to the United States.
work at McDonald's for the rest of their lives
25
The Treaty of Yakama forced Yakama people to cede (give up)
their rights to the sun
wheat, so they could eat
a vast majority of land to the US government.
all of washington, which they owned
26
Which government policy required Indigenous tribes to give up their old culture and blend it with new culture?
assimilation
settlement
taxes
reservation
27
US troops defeated the Yakamas in 1858 at the Battle of Four Lakes near
Seattle
Yakima
Spokane
Kettle Falls
28
Which action violated the treaty of the Yakamas setting off conflict?
Making them listen to "Feliz Navidad" repeatedly
opening Dutch Bros. Coffee stands on their land
farmers establishing farms
gold miners entering Yakama lands on their way to the gold rush in Canada
29
Where were the Nez Perce heading before they were defeated by the US military?
To watch the latest episode of Yellowstone
Puget Sound
Canada
To Taco Time
30
After Chief Joseph refused to accept the treaty negotiated without their consent, some
posted on Facebook how bad the treaty was, which got them blokced
tribes burned valuable farmland.
decided to move to Colville, where they have Dragon Village
warriors carried out raids on White settlers.
