Native American History and Culture

The video tutorial by Seth Gilmore covers the history and culture of Native Americans, focusing on the Zuni tribe. It discusses the challenges Native Americans faced, such as land loss and cultural assimilation, and highlights key figures like Sarah Windelmaker and Audra Simpson. The video also explains important acts like the Nationality Act and the Indian Reorganization Act. The Zuni tribe's cultural practices, including their religious beliefs and farming methods, are explored.

Where is the Zuni Tribe primarily located?

• Arizona

• New Mexico

• Utah

• Colorado

What was the main issue faced by Native Americans as America expanded in the 1800s?

• Increased trade opportunities

• Loss of ancestral lands

• Improved relations with settlers

• Access to new technologies

What was the purpose of the Indian Removal Act of 1830?

• To establish new trade routes

• To grant citizenship to Native Americans

• To protect Native American lands

• To relocate Native Americans to new lands

How did the U.S. government attempt to assimilate Native American children?

• By allowing them to govern themselves

• By encouraging them to maintain their native names

• By teaching them traditional crafts

• By enrolling them in English boarding schools

Who was Sarah Windelmaker and what was her contribution?

• A Native American artist

• A Zuni Tribe leader

• A U.S. senator

• An advocate for Native American rights

What is Audra Simpson known for?

• Writing a book on Native American history

• Advocating for the Mohawk Tribe's rights

• Leading a Native American dance troupe

• Being a Zuni Tribe leader

What does the Nationality Act ensure for individuals born in the U.S.?

• Automatic U.S. citizenship

• Free education

• Voting rights at age 16

• Land ownership rights

What is a key aspect of the Zuni Tribe's religious beliefs?

• Connection to Greek religion

• Worship of a single deity

• Focus on technological advancement

• Rejection of all spiritual beings

What are the Zuni Tribe's primary agricultural products?

• Apples, oranges, and bananas

• Rice, wheat, and barley

• Potatoes, tomatoes, and peppers

• Corn, squash, and beans

Where is the current location of the Zuni Tribe?

• Scenic Valley, New Mexico

• Grand Canyon, Arizona

• Salt Lake City, Utah

• Denver, Colorado