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    Question 1: How many different tribal governments are recognized by the US government?
    A. 563
    B. 56
    C. 900
    D. 1279
    Question 2: Which Native American group lived in hogans?
    A. Arapajo
    B. Apache
    C. Cheyenne
    D. Navajo
    Question 3: What do we call the houses built by the Piute people?
    A. Wikiup
    B. Adobes
    C. Terreanija
    D. Tuleg
    Question 4: In May, 2005 the Massachusetts state government repealed a law involving Native Americans. What did the original law ban?
    A. Native Americans owning permanent houses
    B. Native Americans entering Boston
    C. Native Americans teaching their own languages
    D. Native Americans voting in state elections
    Question 5: Who was the last Chief of the Comanches?
    A. Red Cloud
    B. Quannah Parker
    C. Red Pampas
    D. Blue Stone
    Question 6: What are Navajo rugs really made from?
    A. Wool
    B. Horse hair
    C. Hemp
    D. Cotton
    Question 7: What is the Navajo word for non-Native Americans?
    A. Hos teen lanna
    B. Belu lanassa
    C. Belagana
    D. Lo fun
    Question 8: In what year did the US Government pass a law making the government responsible for preserving the languages of indigenous peoples of the USA?
    A. 2004
    B. 1990
    C. 1908
    D. 1895
    Question 9: What is the meaning of the Native American expression Dine’tah?
    A. Welcome
    B. The Little Big Horn
    C. Navajo Land
    D. The Greasy Grass River
    Question 10: Who was Wilma Mankiller?
    A. The first Native American to be elected to the US Congress
    B. The first female Native American to be director of UNESCO
    C. The first female Principal Chief of the Cherokee
    D. The first female Native American to be a US Army General
    Question 11: Which famous Native American ballerina has been honored for her great achievements?
    A. Maria Takawika
    B. Maria Tallchief
    C. Mary Big Eagle
    D. Donna Sixkiller
    Question 12: Which list includes the five native American tribes regarded by Early Europeans as “civilized?
    A. Seminole, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, and Creek
    B. Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Iroquois
    C. Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Cree
    D. Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek, Chirokawa, and Cree
    Question 13: What part did President Andrew Jackson have in destroying Native American life?
    A. He had the Indian Removal Act of 1830 passed.
    B. He led the attacks on the homes of the Five Civilized Tribes between 1819 and 1827.
    C. After the Battle of New Orleans, Jackson led an attack on the Natchez, Seminole, and Red Bird tribes.
    D. Under his presidency, the lands of the Dakota (Sioux), Cheyenne, and Arapajo were taken over by the US government.
    Question 14: In the late 1800s, the European nations scrambled to acquire colonies in Africa. Which of the following did NOT become a colony of a European country?
    A. Tunisia
    B. Libya
    C. Ghana
    D. Liberia
    Question 15: The African Union is a confederation of all African countries except one. Which is the only African country that is NOT a member of the African Union?
    A. Benin
    B. Angola
    C. Zimbabwe
    D. Morocco