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Native Americans of the Great Basin	Native Americans of the Plateau	Native Americans of the Plains	Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest	Native Americans Miscelaneous
100 Native Americans Who lived in the United States before the Europeans arrived?	100 What did the Nez Perce do when their winter food supplies ran out?They broke into groups to find food What did the Nez Perce do when their winter food supplies ran out?	100 What are the plains?They are flat grasslands that stretch from Canada to Mexico, across the midwestern United States What are the plains?	100 Great ceremonies that lasted for days. What were potlatches?	100 They would eventually follow the American culture What did most Europeans and Americans think the Native Americans would do?
200 The push westward from European settlers led to the downfall of some Native American cultures What happened in the 1800s to Native Americans living west of the Mississippi River?	200 They ate some of it fresh and dried the rest to eat later How did the Nez Perce use salmon?	200 The bison What animal was an important source of food for Plains people?	200 The poles represented a family or clan and served as a reminder of their ancestry What was the purpose of totem poles?	200 A school for Native children to learn the American ways What was the Carlisle School?
300 Between the Rockies and the Sierra Nevada Mountains Where is the Great Basin?	300 He is a trickster Who is Coyote in Nez Perce mythology?	300 guns What did Native Americans of the Plains acquire from Europeans and settlers?	300 It took more than a year. How long did it take to plan a potlatch?	300 They had never been exposed to the new diseases and had no medicine for them. Why were the Native Americans unable to fight off the European diseases?
400 Men pulled the pine cones off the trees. Women and children collected the cones in baskets How did people work together to harvest pine nuts?	400 Wanderer and Sleek Who are the two coyotes in the story A Coyote Tale?	400 Having horses brought them into more conflict with other Native American groups How did horses bring war to Native Americans of the Plains?	400 It meant both parties would be required to help each other in the future. What did the giving of gifts between a guest and host mean?	400 It guaranteed them a reservation until the end of time. What did the 2nd Treaty of For Laramie guarantee the Sioux?
500 They taught them myths, traditions, and necessary skills to find shelter, food, and water. What did the people of the Great Basin teach their children?	500 He believes he is not a coyote. What does Sleek believe about himself because of the encounter with a human?	500 It means to show the most bravery or skill, sometimes by embarrassing the enemy by taking his gun or horse. What does it mean to count coup?	500 It tells a story about the party giver. What does the totem raised at a celebration represent?	500 It would bring dead and living Native Americans together in their homelands What did the Ghost Dance do?

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