Lumbee Culture and History

The video explores the Lumbee Tribe, a unique blend of Native American, European, and African cultures primarily located in North Carolina. It discusses their cultural practices, such as music and dance, and the importance of family and community. Despite facing discrimination and poverty, the Lumbee have maintained their cultural identity. The video also covers their struggle for federal recognition, which would provide them with essential benefits.

What is the primary location of the Lumbee Tribe?

• Cherokee County, South Carolina

• Robeson County, North Carolina

• Navajo Nation, Arizona

• Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Which river is the Lumbee Tribe named after?

• Mississippi River

• Lumbee River

• Hudson River

• Colorado River

What type of music are the Lumbee known for?

• Rock and Roll

• Jazz

• Classical

• Vibrant and rhythmic music with drums

Which dance is a significant part of Lumbee cultural life?

• Ballet

• Tango

• Stomp Dance

• Salsa

What is a central aspect of Lumbee culture?

• Technological advancement

• Urban living

• Individualism

• Extended family relationships

During which period did the Lumbee face intense discrimination?

• Late 20th century

• Mid-1900s

• Late 1800s and early 1900s

• Early 1700s

What did the Lumbee manage to maintain despite challenges?

• Economic prosperity

• Technological advancements

• Cultural identity and traditions

• Political power

When did the Lumbee gain recognition as a tribe?

• Early 1800s

• 21st century

• Mid-20th century

• Late 20th century

What benefits would full federal recognition provide the Lumbee?

• Access to international markets

• Increased political influence

• Military support

• Access to healthcare and educational funding

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