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    Question 1: The term Trail of Tears refers to which of these?
    A. The wagon trail that settlers followed across Indian and Oklahoma Territories during the 19th century.
    B. The route of the old cattle drives that crossed the Oklahoma panhandle between Texas and Dodge City, Kansas.
    C. The stretch of I-35 between Norman and the Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas when the University of Oklahoma football team plays the University of Texas.
    D. The forced relocation of the Choctaws in 1831 and the Cherokees in 1838 from the southeastern United States.
    Question 2: What is the original meaning of the term Sooner, which came into use in 1889 according to the Oklahoma Historical Society?
    A. Its the name of the first commercial oil well drilled in Oklahoma Territory in 1897.
    B. A person who tried to settle in the Unassigned Lands before they were opened for settlement.
    C. A person who settled legally in the Unassigned Lands.
    D. None of these.
    Question 3: When did the Native Americans finally receive U.S. citizenship through The Indian Citizenship Act?
    A. 1991
    B. 1924
    C. 1955
    D. 1876
    Question 4: Which of the following was not taught to Native American children at Indian boarding schools during the 19th century and early 20th century?
    A. Native American languages
    B. English, writing
    C. English, reading
    D. Christianity
    Question 5: According to a law, Native Americans were not allowed to enter Boston until which year?
    A. 1995
    B. 1945
    C. 2005
    D. 1885
    Question 6: The forced relocation of the Cherokee and the Choctaw to the western states, resulting in the death of 4,000 Native Americans, is known by what name?
    A. The Ghost Trail
    B. The Battle of Little Bighorn
    C. Wounded Knee
    D. The Trail of Tears
    Question 7: Members of what Native American nation live on the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation?
    A. Seminole
    B. Apache
    C. Lakota
    D. Nez Perce
    Question 8: Which of these names doesnt refer to the U.S. federal legislation that restored Native American self-government on a tribal basis in 1934?
    A. The Curtis Act
    B. The Indian Reorganization Act
    C. The Indian New Deal
    D. The Wheeler-Howard Act
    Question 9: Which one of these is not a group belonging to the Apache nation?
    A. Chiricahua
    B. Assiniboine
    C. Mescalero
    D. Jicarilla
    Question 10: What measures, related to Native American tribes, did the National Collegiate Athletic Association take in 2005?
    A. They founded a scholarship for Native American athletes.
    B. They banned the abusive Native American imagery and nicknames in athletics.
    C. They allowed Native American teams to take part in tournaments.
    D. They created the Native American Soccer League.
    Question 11: This incident took place on June 26, 1975 on the Pine Ridge reservation and was later depicted in Michael Apteds 1992 movie Incident at Oglala.
    A. Leonard Peltier and two FBI agents died of an unknown disease on the Pine Ridge reservation.
    B. The bodies of two FBI agents were found in Leonard Peltiers backyard.
    C. Two FBI agents were shot in a shootout and Leonard Peltier was convicted.
    D. Two FBI agents were found guilty for the murder of Leonard Peltier.
    Question 12: Who invented the writing system of the Cherokee language?
    A. Black Kettle
    B. Sitting Bull
    C. Sequoyah
    D. Wes Studi
    Question 13: Although the whole Committee of Five participated in the drafting of the US Declaration of Independence, this man was the principal author of the Declaration.
    A. Robert R. Livingston
    B. Roger Sherman
    C. Thomas Jefferson
    D. John Adams
    Question 14: The final version of the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776. In which state did this happen?
    A. Connecticut
    B. Pennsylvania
    C. Massachusetts
    D. Virginia
    Question 15: Fifteen days after the signing of the Declaration, the Congress ordered a copy to be engrossed for the delegates of the colonies to sign. Who was the first person to sign this copy?
    A. Thomas Jefferson
    B. Benjamin Franklin
    C. John Hancock
    D. John Adams