Nez Pierce History and Yellowstone Park

The video tutorial explores the role of Yellowstone Park in Nez Pierce history. It guides students through analyzing an author's claim by highlighting significant events and understanding text structure. The lesson includes steps to identify key events, understand their significance, and form a written response. It emphasizes the chronological development of ideas and the importance of commemorative sites.

What is the main focus of the lesson regarding Yellowstone Park?

• The geological features of Yellowstone Park

• The role of Yellowstone Park in Nez Pierce history

• The wildlife conservation efforts in Yellowstone Park

• The tourism industry in Yellowstone Park

Which step is NOT part of the three-step analysis process?

• Highlighting significant events

• Analyzing how details support the author's claim

• Understanding the author's intent

• Examining the author's writing style

What significant event occurred in the summer of 1877?

• The establishment of Yellowstone Park

• The creation of Nez Pierce commemorative sites

• The Nez Pierce's entry into Yellowstone Park

• The surrender of the Nez Pierce

How long did the Nez Pierce spend inside Yellowstone Park during their flight?

• 20 days

• 13 days

• 10 days

• 15 days

What was the significance of Chief Joseph's speech?

• It was an important event during their time in Yellowstone

• It was a declaration of war

• It led to the establishment of commemorative sites

• It marked the beginning of the Nez Pierce's flight

When was the Nez Pierce National Historic Park established?

• 1965

• 1975

• 1985

• 1995

What is the purpose of the Nez Pierce National Historic Trail?

• To educate about geological formations

• To preserve wildlife habitats

• To promote tourism in Yellowstone

• To commemorate the Nez Pierce's flight

What does the author want the reader to believe about the Nez Pierce's time in Yellowstone?

• It was a period of cultural exchange

• It was a time of peace and prosperity

• It was insignificant to their history

• It was a strategic move to evade the army

How did the author structure the passage to develop the claim?

• By comparing different historical events

• By focusing on individual characters

• By following a chronological order

• By using a thematic order

Why is Yellowstone Park still important to the Nez Pierce today?

• It is a site for annual cultural festivals

• It is a hub for economic activities

• It is a sacred space for many Nez Pierce people

• It is a major tourist attraction