Native Americans Quiz

Who were the Navajo Code Talkers?

• Navajo Native Americans who served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II

• Navajo athletes who competed in the Olympics during World War II

• Navajo chefs who cooked for the US Army during World War II

• Navajo artists who painted murals for the US Navy during World War II

When did the Pueblo Revolt take place?

• 1680

• 1776

• 1492

• 1865

What was the main cause of the Pueblo Revolt?

• Spanish suppression of Pueblo religious practices

• British trade restrictions on Pueblo goods

• French invasion of Pueblo territory

• Pueblo economic instability

How did the Navajo Code Talkers contribute to the war effort?

• They provided medical support to injured soldiers

• They negotiated peace treaties with enemy forces

• They used their native language to create an unbreakable code

• They developed advanced weaponry for the military

What was the significance of the Navajo language in the code used by the Code Talkers?

• The Navajo language was not used in the code by the Code Talkers

• The Navajo language was widely spoken and understood by the enemy

• The Navajo language was simple and easy to decipher

• The Navajo language was extremely complex and unwritten, making it very difficult for the enemy to decipher.

Who led the Pueblo Revolt?

• Popé

• George Washington

• Cortés

• Atahualpa

What was the outcome of the Pueblo Revolt?

• Establishment of a peaceful coexistence between Pueblo people and Spanish colonizers

• Massacre of Pueblo people by Spanish colonizers

• Expulsion of Spanish colonizers from Pueblo territories

• Complete surrender of Pueblo territories to Spanish colonizers

How did the Pueblo Revolt impact the relationship between the Pueblo people and the Spanish colonizers?

• The Pueblo Revolt improved the relationship between the Pueblo people and the Spanish colonizers.

• The Pueblo Revolt strained the relationship between the Pueblo people and the Spanish colonizers.

• The Pueblo Revolt led to the Pueblo people and the Spanish colonizers forming a strong alliance.

• The Pueblo Revolt had no impact on the relationship between the Pueblo people and the Spanish colonizers.

What was the role of the Code Talkers in the Pacific theater of World War II?

• Serving as medics in the battlefield

• Building infrastructure for military bases

• Negotiating peace treaties with enemy forces

• Transmitting secret tactical messages using their native languages

How were the Code Talkers honored for their contributions after the war?

• With a cash bonus

• By being promoted to higher ranks

• With medals and recognition

• By receiving a vacation package