1. It enables them to negotiate treaties with the U.S. government.
2. The U.S. wanted land that Native Americans occupied.
3. Native Americans have no right to their traditional lands, but will be provided with enough land to live on.
4. Native Americans gathered in large meetings lasting for days.
5. True
6. True
7. In a second trial, Leschi was found guilty on little evidence.
8. It was widely publicized that he outmaneuvered the U.S. Army in a fight for Native American land.
9. His treaties required Native Americans to free all of their slaves.
10. The settlers did not want to establish an economy based on a controversial practice.
11. establish boarding schools
12. True
13. They wanted more Native American land for settlers to farm.
14. The report revealed that government policies were actually hurting Native Americans more than helping them.
15. It ended allotment and allowed Native Americans to reorganize their leadership.
16. the Canoe Journey, The First Salmon Ceremony
17. His actions led to the Fish Wars and the Boldt Decision.
18. It allowed Native Americans claim to 50% of fish caught in Washington.
can somebody please help and answer all of these?
How does their sovereign status as nations affect how Native American tribes make treaties?(1 point)
It enables them to negotiate treaties with the U.S. government.
It gives authority to any tribal leader to negotiate a treaty.
It allows Native American tribes to easily get out of the treaty obligations.
Why did the U.S. negotiate treaties with Native Americans?(1 point)
The U.S. believed Native Americans could help them defeat Britain.
The U.S. wanted land that Native Americans occupied.
Native Americans wanted to join the U.S. to fight other tribes.
What best describes Isaac Stevens' attitude about Native American land rights in the Pacific
Northwest?(1 point)
Native American land rights are protected under the idea of Manifest Destiny.
Native Americans shall be provided land for homesteading along with the American settlers.
Native Americans have no right to their traditional lands, but will be provided with enough land to
live on.
Which of the following was included in the treaty-making process? Select all that apply.(1 point)
Stevens gave a speech about the "Great White Father."
Native Americans interviewed for leadership positions.
Native Americans gathered in large meetings lasting for days.
Tribal leaders in eastern Washington were unhappy with the initial treaty requirements because all
eastern tribes were required to move onto one large reservation.(1 point)
True
False
Why was communication a major problem in the treaty-making process?(1 point)
Information had to be translated from English to Chinook Jargon to the native language.
Native American translators tried to undermine the process.
Only tribes that understood Chinook Jargon could participate.
Some settlers opposed treaties that Stevens made with Native Americans, because they believed
Stevens created hostility between Native Americans and settlers through unfair deals.(1 point)
True
False
Why were the events surrounding the arrest and hanging of Leschi so controversial?(1 point)
In a second trial, Leschi was found guilty on little evidence.
Leschi joined with the Yakama tribe to fight in the war.
A warship had to break up the fighting to arrest him.
Why was Chief Joseph the most famous tribal leader in the Pacific Northwest?(1 point)
His Nez Perce warriors were the first Native Americans to be sent to reservations in Oklahoma.
He wrote a book about his battles with the U.S. Army and his attempt to flee Canada.
It was widely publicized that he outmaneuvered the U.S. Army in a fight for Native American land.
How did the issue of slavery influence the treaty-making process by Isaac Stevens?(1 point)
His treaties required Native Americans to free all of their slaves.
Native Americans were required to allow African slaves on their land.
The treaties upheld the idea that only Africans could be slaves.
Why was slavery banned in Washington Territory?(1 point)
Settlers were sympathetic to African American people.
The settlers did not want to establish an economy based on a controversial practice.
Native American tribes were very strongly against slavery.
How did Father Chirouse plan to make more Native American students learn American culture?
(1 point)
establish boarding schools
teach English courses
build churches on reservations
The effect mission schools had upon Native Americans is the decimation of their culture and
languages.(1 point)
True
False
Why did people support the General Allotment Act?(1 point)
They wanted to support Native American independence.
They hoped the act would protect Native American lands.
They wanted more Native American land for settlers to farm.
How did the Meriam Report pressure President Franklin Roosevelt and the U.S. Congress to pass the
Indian Reorganization Act?(1 point)
The report revealed that government policies were actually hurting Native Americans more than
helping them.
The report found tribal governments to be ineffective and poorly managed.
The report identified tribal leaders who had violated terms of their treaty with disloyalty to the U.S.
How did the Indian Reorganization Act affect Native Americans living on reservations?(1 point)
It made it easier to tax Native American land and educate their youth.
It made Native American gaming laws void and ordered them to work with the states.
It ended allotment and allowed Native Americans to reorganize their leadership.
In what ways do Native Americans preserve their culture and heritage? Select all that apply.(1 point)
the Canoe Journey
The First Salmon Ceremony
Oregon Trail travel
Why was Billy Frank Jr. such an important Native American figure?(1 point)
His actions led to the Fish Wars and the Boldt Decision.
He was hanged for being a Native American fisherman.
He was a famous lawyer in Washington.
What was the result of the Boldt Decision?(1 point)
It showed that state laws were higher than treaty laws.
It allowed Native Americans claim to 50% of fish caught in Washington.
It allowed Native American gaming institute
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Why was communication a major problem in the treaty-making process?(1 point)
Information had to be translated from English to Chinook Jargon to the native language.
Native American translators tried to undermine the process.
Only tribes that understood Chinook Jargon could participate.
Some settlers opposed treaties that Stevens made with Native Americans, because they believed
Information had to be translated from English to Chinook Jargon to the native language.
Native American translators tried to undermine the process.
Only tribes that understood Chinook Jargon could participate.
Some settlers opposed treaties that Stevens made with Native Americans, because they believed
The correct answer is: Information had to be translated from English to Chinook Jargon to the native language.
can you make a simple short sentence Describing and explaining the events leading up to Chief Joseph's War. How was the discovery of gold
involved?(4 points
involved?(4 points
The events leading up to Chief Joseph's War were triggered by the discovery of gold in Nez Perce territory, which led to increased settlers encroaching on Native American land and violating treaties, ultimately resulting in conflicts and Chief Joseph's resistance to forced removal.
can you make that shorter?
The discovery of gold in Nez Perce territory led to increased conflicts with settlers and Chief Joseph's resistance to forced removal.
can you make a really short sentence Describing and explaining how the Catholic mission schools of Father Chirouse negatively impacted Native
Americans.(4 points
Americans.(4 points
The Catholic mission schools of Father Chirouse negatively impacted Native Americans by erasing their culture and languages.
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