Oklahoma History Ch. 10 WS

As difficult as the job of __________ was, each Indian nation set about __________ their burned houses, neglected fields, abandoned schools, destroyed towns, and crushed lives.

The __________ of the people proved stronger than the circumstances with which they had to deal.

The divided __________ of the Seminole continued in the Reconstruction years.

The government recognized __________ as chief, but the tribe soon __________ John Jumper to lead them.

Jumper resigned in 1877 to devote time to the __________; his son-in-law __________ was elected chief.

In spite of the differences, the Seminole organized a __________ with delegates from the fourteen bands or towns, including two bands for __________.

__________ was chosen as the __________ of the Seminole Nation, and a council house and capitol building were soon built.

Under Brown's leadership, the Seminole began to enjoy __________ and __________.

__________ led the Chickasaw tribe as its first __________ in 1856, an office he also held from 1860 to 1862 and from 1872 to 1874.

The Chickasaw very quickly turned their attention to __________ their __________ and to caring for the large number of __________.