True or False:

A homeland is being hurt by someone or something that had once been loyal or useful

True or False:

Thriving is a country that is your home; your native land

True or False:

Values are the ideas, beliefs, and attitudes about what is important that help guide your actions

True or False:

An impact is an effect on a situation or on someone

to give up

land set aside by the United States government for Native Americans

not enough

people who come from a particular group of ancestors

to pay attention to

hurt by someone or something that had once been loyal or useful

True or False:

Celebrating holidays, events like Bar Mitzvahs and Quinceneras, or even Sunday dinner can be considered part of someone's customs.

True or False:

When things are said in plain words, they are easy to understand.

True or False:

A truce is when two sides temporarily stop fighting

Another word for a conflict is a

Beliefs are...

The ________ of the Nez Perce included the belief that nature was extremely important.

Food on the reservation was not enough or _________.

Chief Joseph hoped that his people would find __________.

Even today, many Natives live in _________ within the reservations and can't afford the basic necessities of life.

Before settlers took the land of the Nez Perce, the Nez Perce were very _________ while living off the land.

After Springtime had died, Chief Joseph and the Sound of Running Feet ___________.

Chief Joseph wanted his people to have the same freedom or __________ given to white Americans.

Governor Isaac Stevens negotiated a ___________ with the Nez Perce that preserved or saved much of the Nez Perce homeland.

On their journey, the Nez Perce did not have what they needed for _____________, or the basic necessities to live.