Who are the indigenous people of the Navajo Nation?
a) Apache
b) Cherokee
c) Navajo
d) Sioux
Answer: c) Navajo
The Iroquois Confederacy was composed of how many tribes?
a) 3
b) 5
c) 7
d) 10
Answer: b) 5
Which Native American tribe is known for their distinctive totem poles?
a) Hopi
b) Sioux
c) Tlingit
d) Comanche
Answer: c) Tlingit
The famous Native American leader Geronimo belonged to which tribe?
a) Apache
b) Cherokee
c) Navajo
d) Mohawk
Answer: a) Apache
Which Native American tribe is known for their use of longhouses?
a) Comanche
b) Hopi
c) Iroquois
d) Sioux
Answer: c) Iroquois
The Battle of Little Bighorn was fought between the U.S. Army and which Native American tribe?
a) Apache
b) Cherokee
c) Sioux
d) Navajo
Answer: c) Sioux
The Cherokee syllabary, a writing system for the Cherokee language, was created by:
a) Sitting Bull
b) Geronimo
c) Sequoyah
d) Black Hawk
Answer: c) Sequoyah
The Potlatch ceremony is a traditional practice of which Native American tribe?
a) Hopi
b) Tlingit
c) Sioux
d) Comanche
Answer: b) Tlingit
Which Native American tribe is associated with the “Kachina” dolls?
a) Navajo
b) Hopi
c) Mohawk
d) Apache
Answer: b) Hopi
The Trail of Tears refers to the forced relocation of which tribe to Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma)?
a) Cherokee
b) Sioux
c) Iroquois
d) Navajo
Answer: a) Cherokee
The Ghost Dance movement was associated with which Native American tribe?
a) Hopi
b) Comanche
c) Sioux
d) Mohawk
Answer: c) Sioux
Which Native American tribe is known for their intricate basket weaving?
a) Hopi
b) Apache
c) Tlingit
d) Navajo
Answer: c) Tlingit
The “Long Walk” was a forced march of which tribe to Bosque Redondo in New Mexico?
a) Cherokee
b) Apache
c) Navajo
d) Sioux
Answer: c) Navajo
The “Code Talkers,” who used their native language as a code in World War II, belonged to which tribe?
a) Comanche
b) Navajo
c) Sioux
d) Hopi
Answer: b) Navajo
The Wounded Knee Massacre, a tragic event in Native American history, involved which tribe?
a) Sioux
b) Mohawk
c) Apache
d) Iroquois
Answer: a) Sioux
The Pawnee people historically resided in which region of the United States?
a) Great Basin
b) Great Plains
c) Northeast
d) Southwest
Answer: b) Great Plains
Which Native American tribe is known for their traditional Kiva ceremonies?
a) Hopi
b) Apache
c) Tlingit
d) Cherokee
Answer: a) Hopi
The “Black Hills” are considered sacred by which Native American tribe?
a) Sioux
b) Navajo
c) Comanche
d) Mohawk
Answer: a) Sioux
The creation story of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) is known as the:
a) Genesis
b) Kachina
c) Skywoman
d) Hopi Creation Myth
Answer: c) Skywoman
Which Native American tribe is known for their use of “adobe” houses?
a) Cherokee
b) Hopi
c) Navajo
d) Apache
Answer: d) Apache
The “Buffalo” was a significant symbol and resource for which Plains Native American tribe?
a) Comanche
b) Sioux
c) Mohawk
d) Iroquois
Answer: b) Sioux
Which Native American tribe is associated with the “Sweat Lodge” ceremony?
a) Hopi
b) Comanche
c) Sioux
d) Apache
Answer: c) Sioux
The “Sacred Pipe” or “Peace Pipe” is a ceremonial object used by which Native American tribe?
a) Cherokee
b) Iroquois
c) Sioux
d) Mohawk
Answer: c) Sioux
Which Native American tribe is known for their “Pueblo” architecture?
a) Hopi
b) Apache
c) Navajo
d) Tlingit
Answer: a) Hopi
The “Cliff Palace” and “Mesa Verde” are ancient dwellings associated with which tribe?
a) Navajo
b) Tlingit
c) Apache
d) Hopi
Answer: d) Hopi
The Haida people, known for their art and totem poles, historically lived in which region?
a) Great Plains
b) Great Basin
c) Pacific Northwest
d) Southwest
Answer: c) Pacific Northwest
Which Native American tribe is associated with the “Sun Dance” ceremony?
a) Hopi
b) Comanche
c) Sioux
d) Apache
Answer: c) Sioux
The “Hogan” is a traditional dwelling of which Native American tribe?
a) Hopi
b) Comanche
c) Navajo
d) Apache
Answer: c) Navajo
The “Kiva” is an underground ceremonial chamber used by which Native American tribe?
a) Hopi
b) Comanche
c) Sioux
d) Navajo
Answer: a) Hopi
The “Potawatomi” tribe historically resided in which region of the United States?
a) Great Plains
b) Northeast
c) Great Basin
d) Midwest
Answer: d) Midwest
Which Native American tribe is known for their use of “Birchbark Canoes”?
a) Hopi
b) Comanche
c) Ojibwe (Chippewa)
d) Navajo
Answer: c) Ojibwe (Chippewa)
The “Ghost Dance” movement was associated with which tragic event in Native American history?
a) The Trail of Tears
b) The Battle of Little Bighorn
c) The Wounded Knee Massacre
d) The Long Walk
Answer: c) The Wounded Knee Massacre
The “Chumash” people historically resided in which region of California?
a) Great Basin
b) Pacific Northwest
c) Southwest
d) Central Coast
Answer: d) Central Coast
The “Great Serpent Mound” is an ancient earthwork associated with which Native American tribe?
a) Cherokee
b) Iroquois
c) Hopi
d) Adena
Answer: d) Adena
The “Mandan” tribe historically lived in which region of the United States?
a) Great Plains
b) Northeast
c) Great Basin
d) Midwest
Answer: a) Great Plains
The “Blackfeet” tribe historically resided in which region of the United States?
a) Great Plains
b) Northeast
c) Great Basin
d) Southwest
Answer: a) Great Plains
The “Apache” people historically resided in which region of the United States?
a) Great Plains
b) Northeast
c) Great Basin
d) Southwest
Answer: d) Southwest
The “Crow” tribe historically lived in which region of the United States?
a) Great Plains
b) Northeast
c) Great Basin
d) Southwest
Answer: a) Great Plains
Which Native American tribe is known for their traditional “Kashtuk” (Masks)?
a) Hopi
b) Comanche
c) Yup’ik
d) Navajo
Answer: c) Yup’ik
The “Inuit” people historically resided in which region of North America?
a) Arctic
b) Great Basin
c) Great Plains
d) Southwest
Answer: a) Arctic
The “Yurok” tribe historically lived in which region of California?
a) Great Basin
b) Pacific Northwest
c) Southwest
d) North Coast
Answer: d) North Coast
The “Chickasaw” tribe historically resided in which region of the United States?
a) Great Plains
b) Southeast
c) Great Basin
d) Southwest
Answer: b) Southeast
The “Cheyenne” tribe historically lived in which region of the United States?
a) Great Plains
b) Northeast
c) Great Basin
d) Southwest
Answer: a) Great Plains
Which Native American tribe is known for their use of “Tule Reeds” to construct dwellings?
a) Hopi
b) Comanche
c) Yokuts
d) Navajo
Answer: c) Yokuts
The “Yokuts” people historically lived in which region of California?
a) Great Basin
b) Pacific Northwest
c) Southwest
d) Central Valley
Answer: d) Central Valley
The “Nez Perce” tribe historically lived in which region of the United States?
a) Great Plains
b) Pacific Northwest
c) Great Basin
d) Southwest
Answer: b) Pacific Northwest
The “Kwakiutl” tribe historically lived in which region of North America?
a) Great Plains
b) Pacific Northwest
c) Great Basin
d) Southwest
Answer: b) Pacific Northwest
Which Native American tribe is known for their use of “Birch Bark Scrolls” for record-keeping?
a) Hopi
b) Comanche
c) Ojibwe (Chippewa)
d) Navajo
Answer: c) Ojibwe (Chippewa)
The “Acoma Pueblo” is a Native American community located in which state?
a) New Mexico
b) Arizona
c) Utah
d) California
Answer: a) New Mexico
The “Hopi Snake Dance” is a traditional ceremony performed by which Native American tribe?
a) Hopi
b) Comanche
c) Apache
d) Navajo
Answer: a) Hopi
