Native American People of the Midwest Region

The video explores the history of Native American tribes in the Midwest, focusing on the Cherokee and Osage in the Ozark Mountains, the Sioux in the Great Plains, and the role of Sacajawea in the Lewis and Clark expedition. It also discusses the betrayal of the Cheyenne and Apache tribes by the US government, highlighting the complex history of the region.

Which two tribes were primarily discussed in relation to the Ozark Mountain range?

• Cherokee and Sioux

• Osage and Iroquois

• Cherokee and Osage

• Sioux and Comanche

What was the primary reason for the Osage tribe's migration to the Ozark region?

• To explore new territories

• To join forces with the Cherokee

• To escape frequent attacks from the Iroquois

• To find better hunting grounds

Which tribe was known for its dominance on the Great Plains?

• Cherokee

• Sioux

• Osage

• Iroquois

What role did Sacajawea play in the Lewis and Clark expedition?

• She was a cook

• She was a mapmaker

• She was a translator and guide

• She was a military leader

How did Sacajawea assist the Lewis and Clark expedition?

• By hunting for food

• By providing translation and guidance

• By negotiating peace treaties with tribes

• By leading them through the Rocky Mountains

What was the outcome of the peace treaty signed by Chief Black Kettle?

• It was never signed

• It confined the Cheyenne to a reservation

• It expanded Cheyenne territory

• It led to lasting peace

What event led to the fierce war against the U.S. military by the Cheyenne, Kiowa, and Comanche?

• The attack on Sand Creek reservation

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The migration of the Sioux

• The discovery of gold