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Welcome, trivia enthusiasts and history buffs! Are you ready to embark on a fascinating journey through the rich cultural tapestry of the Native American tribes in the United States? Today, we invite you to test your knowledge and delve into the captivating world of Native American history and heritage. From the towering totem poles of the Pacific Northwest to the intricate pottery of the Southwest, Native American culture is as diverse as it is enchanting. With hundreds of tribes, each with its unique traditions, languages, and art forms, the indigenous peoples of America have left an indelible mark on the country's history and identity. In this quiz, you will have the chance to explore the ancient wisdom of the Cherokee, the bravery of the Sioux, and the artistry of the Navajo. Discover the significance of powwows, dreamcatchers, and the sacred bond between man and nature that lies at the heart of Native American spirituality. Test your knowledge on famous Native American leaders, pivotal historical events, and the enduring legacy of indigenous peoples in modern American society. Whether you are a seasoned history buff or simply curious about the vibrant cultures that have shaped the land we call home, this quiz promises to be an enlightening and entertaining experience. So grab a cup of coffee, gather your friends and family, and let's celebrate the resilience, wisdom, and beauty of Native American heritage together. Get ready to be inspired, challenged, and amazed by the incredible legacy of the first inhabitants of this great nation. Let's dive into The US Trivia: Native American Edition!

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  • Where would a native American wear moccasins?

    Feet

  • Who was a famous military leader and medicine man of the Apache people?

    Geronimo

  • Which native American tribe was Pocahontas a member of?

    Powhatan

  • Which hairstyle is derived from a Native American tradition?

    Mohawk

  • What Native American government inspired the American constitution?

    The Iroquois Confederacy

  • Native Americans made sugary syrup from the sap of what tree?

    Maple

  • Which Native American tribe lives below the rim of the Grand Canyon?

    The Havasupai Tribe

  • Which of these sports was first played by Native Americans?

    Lacrosse

  • What does "squash" mean in its original Native American language?

    Eaten raw

  • Which Native American tribe calls themselves Nehiyawak?

    Cree

  • Death Valley has historically been inhabited by which Indigenous tribe?

    Timbisha Shoshone

  • What Arizona Native American tribe observes Soyal at the winter solstice?

    Hopi

  • What Indigenous tribe is named in the title of a novel by James F Cooper?

    Mohican

  • Which indigenous tribe is known as "wig-men"?

    Huli

  • In 1969, which U.S. island did Native Americans occupy for 19 months?

    Alcatraz

  • What was Sitting Bull's original name given by his father at birth?

    Jumping Badger

  • After the Native American wars, which state was Kentucky part of?

    Virginia

  • The Ancestral Pueblo culture is also known by what name?

    Anasazi

  • In which state do Native Americans speak Zuni, Tiwa, and Keres?

    New Mexico

  • What origin is the name "pecan" from?

    Algonquin