Wisconsin State-Tribal Relations Quiz

What is the title of the section that discusses the relationship between the state and tribal entities in Wisconsin?

• Executive Order #39

• State-Tribal Relations in Wisconsin

• Legal Issues

• Supporting Organizations

Which section covers the topic of Gaming/Compacts?

• Page 6

• Page 8

• Page 9

• Page 12

Which tribe is listed under the Tribal Information section?

• Ho-Chunk Nation

• Navajo Nation

• Cherokee Nation

• Seminole Tribe

What is the main purpose of the State-Tribal Relations Initiative within the Division of Intergovernmental Relations?

• To manage state budgets

• To recognize the sovereignty of Wisconsin Tribes

• To oversee public education

• To regulate state taxes

How many federally recognized Tribes are there within Wisconsin?

• 5

• 11

• 15

• 20

What is the purpose of Executive Order #39?

• To establish new state laws

• To affirm the government-to-government relationship between Wisconsin and Indian Tribes

• To create new federal programs

• To dissolve existing tribal governments

What is one of the directives given to cabinet agencies in Executive Order #39?

• To ignore tribal interests

• To recognize the unique legal relationship between the State of Wisconsin and Indian Tribes

• To prioritize state interests over tribal interests

• To reduce collaboration with Indian Tribes

What is one of the suggestions for working with Tribes?

• Speak to tribal members as if they are a minority

• Prepare for meetings and respect tribal sovereignty

• Avoid direct communication with tribal leaders

• Assume all tribes have the same needs

What is the role of the Legislative Council Committee on State-Tribal Relations in Wisconsin?

• It speaks for tribal government.

• It provides economic support to tribes.

• It serves an important legislative function.

• It manages Indian gaming revenues.

What governing power do Tribal governments still have?

• The ability to govern and protect the health, safety, and welfare of tribal citizens.

• The ability to declare war.

• The ability to print currency.

• The ability to form international treaties.