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1
As part of the Columbian Exchange, which was NOT introduced TO Europe from the New World after 1492?
Tomatoes and Potatoes
Corn and Pumpkins
The wheel and horses
Chocolate
2
15,000 Native Americans fought with the Confederacy during the Civil War because...
They liked the gray uniforms of the Confederacy and the name Rebels
They were upset about Mount Rushmore being built on Lakota Sioux lands
They lived in the south and not the north
The U.S. government (Union/North) was actively taking their land
3
A leader of the Lakota Sioux who with Sitting Bull defeated Custer at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Has a monument.
Flying Cloud
Crazy Horse
Geronimo
Running Deer
4
These are payments for damages after a war or conflict. The U.S. government has made some payments to Native Americans.
casinos
currencies
reparations
treaties
5
This company that has pledged to pay schools that are changing their Native American mascots to new team names.
Adidas
Under Armour
Izod
Nike
6
A _________________ is a slanted view or prejudice. They affect our interests and preferences.
Generalization
Artifact
Bias
Stereotype
7
Image on this state flag is based on the MA Bay Colony seal in which a Native Am. man says: "Come over and help us."
Alaska
Texas
Mississippi
Massachusetts
8
He was a specific leader of the Sauk Tribe and thus some say the Chicago pro hockey team is paying homage to him.
Blackhawk
Squanto
Sitting Bull
Redhawk
9
A Shoshone woman who was 16 when her language skills and knowledge of geography helped Lewis and Clark.
Sacagawea
Pocahontas
Mary Lyon
Geronimo
10
He was a leader of the vikings who settled in Greenland in 1000 AD. He was in the New World before Columbus.
Leif Erickson
Henry Hudson
Marco Polo
Ferdinand Magellan
11
A statue of this president in front of the Museum of Natural History in NYC was taken down in the summer of 2020.
John F. Kennedy
William McKinley
Teddy Roosevelt
Abe Lincoln
12
This company changed its logo, which was a Native American woman.
Quaker Oats
Green Giant
Land O'Lakes
Aunt Jemima
13
Andrew Jackson might be removed from this and replaced with Harriet Tubman. He supported the Indian Removal Act of 1830.
$20 bill
$5 bill
$50 bill
$10 bill
14
Native Americans harvested corn, pumpkins, maple syrup honey from bees, and tobacco. They also invented the sport of
hockey
lacrosse
basketball
baseball
15
South Dakota monument built on Lakota Sioux lands.
Purchase of Manhattan
Crazy Horse Memorial
Mount Rushmore
Statue of William McKinley
16
There's a debate about whether statues of this Confederate Civil War General should remain in parks or be put in museums
Ulysses S. Grant
John Brown
Robert R. Lee
Andrew Jackson
17
This idiom means you should move on from a conflict and "turn the page" so you don't dwell on it or hold a grudge.
"Bury the wampum"
"Bury the dream catcher"
"Bury the feather"
"Bury the hatchet"
18
____________ are ideas, beliefs, and attitudes about what is important that help guide the way a person lives.
Stereotypes
Labels
Values
Generalizations
19
Who ordered the Taino Indians to bring him gold?
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand Magellan
Leif Erickson
Amerigo Vespucci
20
The Indian Citizenship Act of ___ granted citizenship and voting rights to all Native Americans born in the U.S.
1924
2004
1724
1824
21
Part of the Powhatan tribe that met the Jamestown, VA colonists. She married John Rolfe and is featured in a Disney film
Sacagawea
Susan B. Anthony
Pocahontas
Elizabeth Blackwell
22
Squanto was a leader of their tribe. There are efforts to keep their language alive. You can go to Plimouth-Pawtuxet.
Pueblo
Wampanoag
Navajo
Iroquois
23
________________________ is a policy of extending a country's power and influence through military force or diplomacy.
Alliances
Nationalism
Militarism
Imperialism
24
Hunters from Asia crossed the ____________________ice bridge 20,000 years ago.
A. Bangkok
B. Beringia
D. Berry
C. Barbaric
25
The Cheyenne Sioux and Standing Rock Sioux claim that this threatens their "way of life, water, people, and land."
Dakota Access Canal
Dakota Access Monument
Dakota Access Railroad
Dakota Access Pipeline
26
Florida State has permission from the this tribe to use their name as its mascot if they have classes on their heritage.
Wampanoag
Pueblo
Cherokee
Seminoles
27
Which of the following states has not replaced Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples' Day?
Vermont and Maine
Alaska and Oregon
New Mexico and Louisiana
Massachusetts and Rhode Island
28
A statue of this president was removed from Arcata Plaza in northern CA in part of because of his expansionist policies.
William McKinley
FDR
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
29
Washington, D.C. has renamed Columbus Day Indigenous Peoples' Day (even though D.C. is District of Columbia). So has __
Phoenix
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
30
This ancient civilization (1200-1521AD) was located in what is present-day Mexico City. They were conquered by Cortes.
Aztecs
Wampanoag
Incas
Pueblo
31
Monument in Battery Park in NYC. Shows a Native American man receiving $24 worth of beads from a _________ settler.
French
Dutch
Spanish
British
32
This term appears in newspapers in the 1800s. Bounties were offered for people who brought the scalps of Indians.
Indians
Braves
Redskins
Mohawks