Cultures Clash on the Prairie

(a)   : The grassland region of the United States

(a)   : Leader of Hunkpapa Sioux

(a)   : Sturdy cattle accustomed to dry grasslands

​ (a)   lived on the ​ (b)   . They followed a way of life that centered on the ​ (c)   and ​ (d)   .

• Native Americans
• Great Plains
• horse
• buffalo
• African Americans
• cows
• chicken

After the ​ (a)   thousands of white settlers moved to the Great Plains. They were in search of ​ (b)  

• Civil War
• gold
• Revolutionary War
• War of 1812
• Mexican American War
• silver
• copper

​ (a)   : allowed the Native Americans to hunt more easily and to travel farther

​ (b)   : provided Native Americans food, clothing, shelter and other important items.

​ (c)   : sturdy cattle accustomed to dry grasslands

• horse
• buffalo
• longhorn
• camel
• alligator

In Native Americans tribes, the

​ (a)   hunted for food

​ (b)   helped butcher the game and preapre the buffalo hides and

​ (c)   learned skills they would need as adults

• men
• women
• children

The ​ (a)   was an incident involving the Cheyenne after they attacked settlers and the army responded.

• Sand Creek Massacre
• Little Big Horn
• Wounded Knee
• Fort Laramie

Match the best description of the person or event

• Army leader who lost at the Battle of Little Bighorn

• Sitting Bull

• 1887 act that broke up Native American reservations

• Wounded Knee

• Event where 300 unarmed Sioux were killed by the Army

• Dawes Act

• Important Sioux leader

• George A. Custer

The Treaty of ​ (a)   was an agreement where most Sioux would agree to live on a reservation. ​ (b)   never signed the treat and in 1876, ​ (c)   led troops and lost in the Battle of ​ (d)  

• Fort Laramie
• Sitting Bull
• George A. Custer
• Little Bighorn
• Paris
• Geranimo
• Geronimo
• Sand Creek
• Robert E. Lee