Unit 8: Chapter 2

In the 1800s, how were tribes in the East different from tribes out West?

• Tribes in the East had been absorbed into society and laws of the U.S., whereas Western tribes lived according to their ancient customs.

• Tribes in the West were conforming to the laws of the United States.

• The Eastern tribes used horses but the Western tribes did not.

How did Native American children learn about their history?

• By going to school.

• By going on a Vision Quest.

• By listening to stories, singing songs, and by participating in rituals and ceremonies.

• By speaking to U.S. settlers & European exploreres.

A formal act that is performed over and over in the same way.

What did Mourning Dove's rituals teach children of the tribe?

• How to speak the language of the horse.

• How to always share.

• How to speak to the spirit.

• How to utilize every piece of the buffalo.

What is a Vision Quest?

• A Vision Quest is a type of virtual reality game.
• A Vision Quest is a Tribe of the Northwest Region.

• A Vision Quest is a traditional dish in Italian cuisine.
• A Vision Quest is a rite of passage into adulthood.

What is the purpose of a Vision Quest?

• The purpose of a Vision Quest is to discover new animal species in nature.
• The purpose of a Vision Quest is to seek guidance, clarity, and purpose through a spiritual journey in nature.
• The purpose of a Vision Quest is to learn survival skills in the wild.
• The purpose of a Vision Quest is to find hidden treasures in the wilderness.

Why was the buffalo "no greater symbol of the connection between people and nature" for the Great Plains tribes?

• The buffalo was not used for any practical purposes by the Great Plains tribes
• The buffalo was a vital resource for the Great Plains tribes, providing food, clothing, shelter, tools, and spiritual significance.
• The buffalo was considered a nuisance by the Great Plains tribes
• The buffalo was a symbol of fear and danger for the Great Plains tribes

Match the following

• Followed buffalo

• Great Plains

• Hunted rabbits and deer

• Plateau

• Salmon and other fish

• Great Basin

What type of home did tribes of the Great Plains live in?

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Organize these words & phrases to describe the differences between the Native Americans and European's views on the land.

Groups:

(a) Native Americans

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(b) Europeans, Settlers, U.S. Citizens

• property lines

• to own land

• colonies

• all living thins are part of the same Earth

• all living things came from the same creator

• defined borders

• boundaries set by nature

• part of the land

• caretakers

• land of their ancestors

• papers

• property deed