Utah Studies Week 6: American Indians of Utah

Which four large groups of American Indians have occupied Utah since the time of white visitors?

• Paiute, Ute, Goshute, and Shoshone

• Navajo, Apache, Sioux, and Cherokee

• Iroquois, Mohawk, Oneida, and Seneca

• Cheyenne, Comanche, Crow, and Arapaho

What were the most-used articles of clothing by the American Indians in Utah?

• Rabbit-skin blankets

• Cotton shirts

• Leather jackets

• Wool sweaters

What is the name of the game that American Indians invented in the 15th century?

• Lacrosse

• Basketball

• Soccer

• Baseball

How many players are typically on each side in modern lacrosse games?

• 10 players

• 5 players

• 15 players

• 20 players

What is the largest group of American Indians remaining in the United States today?

• Navajo

• Cherokee

• Sioux

• Apache

Which tribe is known as the "Digger Indians"?

• The Shoshone

• The Goshute

• The Ute

• The Navajo

What is a shaman?

• A type of boat

• A spiritual leader

• A type of clothing

• A wild animal

What did the Ute tribe use to carry their belongings?

• Canoes

• Travois

• Backpacks

• Wagons

What is the name of the county named after the Paiutes?

• Salt Lake County

• Piute County

• Utah County

• Davis County

What animal is the coyote compared to in terms of size?

• A bear

• A rabbit

• A medium-sized dog

• A horse