(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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This tribe dominated much of northern Mexico, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas for hundreds of years
Apache
Also known as Ojibwa or Anishinaabe people, this tribe populates the region of Lake Superior
Chippewa
Friend (Sioux)
Dakota
Part of a series of forced displacements of approx. 60k Native Americans between 1830-1850
The Trail of Tears
Soup made from ground hickory nuts
Kanuchi
The #1 overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft and former Oklahoma Sooner QB is a member of the Cherokee Nation
Sam Bradford
A celebration knowing that it was an end to life on Earth, but believing it to be the start of life in the Spirit World
Death Ceremonies
This tribe has lived in the Great Lakes region for at least 4 centuries
Potawatomi
This actor currently stars as Tribal Chairman Thomas Rainwater in the hit series Yellowstone and is of Comanche ancestry
Gil Birmingham
Concentrated food consisting of dried pulverized meat, dried berries, and rendered fat
Pemmican
This Hall of Fame ex-Cincinnati Red has been called the greatest catcher in baseball history and is of Choctaw descent
Johnny Bench
Year when November was designated National American Indian Heritage Month
1990
Marked with dancing, feasting, fasting, and religious observations, this late summer ceremony usually last for 3 days and is tied to the ripening of the corn crops
Green Corn Festivals
Used to create a silky pudding that doubles as breakfast and dessert
Chia
The largest tribal grouping
Cherokee
A sacred food found in the Northwest and revered by local tribes, many of which define themselves as Salmon People
Salmon
One of the most influential electric guitarists in the history of pop is of Cherokee ancestry
Jimi Hendrix
US population that identifies as Native Americans
9.1mm
Chief, leader, or big and superior (Chinook)
Tyee
Made from the large intestines of a hog
Chitterling/ Chitlin
Corn limed with an alkaline salt, using a Native American technique known as nixtamalization
Hominy
Number of federally recognized American Indian tribes
574
This tribe's ancestral homeland spanned parts of Mississippi, eastern Louisiana, and western Alabama
Choctaw
Term derives from the Narragansett word which means spiritual leader describing an event where people meet to dance, sing, socialize, and honor American Indian culture
Pow-Wows
The Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman is of Mohican ancestry
Anthony Kiedis
Number of states that recognize Native American Day or Indigenous People's Day as a state holiday
5
This tribe calls themselves the Unconquered People and occupy parts of south and central Florida
Seminole
A powder made from sassafras leaves used by the Choctaw people for flavoring and thickening soups and stews
Filé
People of a different speech (Cherokee)
Cherokee
She who arranges rocks (Nex Perce)
Kaya
Owl (Choctaw)
Opa
The largest tribe in the US originated in the SE, but now occupies Oklahoma
Cherokee
This tribe populates the northern Great Plains and consist of the Dakota and Lakota people
Sioux
Corn, beans, and squash are often planted together using a technique known as companion planting
Three sisters
This actor is famous for his portrayal of Aquaman and is Native Hawaiian with Pawnee ancestry
Jason Mamoa
A Lenape hunter's food made of parched cornmeal mixed with maple sugar
Psindamoakan
One of the most iconic Native American dishes includes flour and lard
Fry bread
Full of grace or beautiful (Zuni)
Elu
Commonly known as wild rice, but is technically an indigenous grain
Manoomin
Year Native Americans were granted citizenship
1924
Once roamed the Great Plains and were considered sacred to the Lakota and other local tribes
Bison
This Kansas House Representative is the first openly LGBT Native American elected to the US Congress and is a member of the Ho-Chunk people
Sharice Davids
Number of federal Indian reservations covering more than 56mm acres
326
Also known as the Haudenosuanee, this tribe populates upstate New York and Ontario
Iroquois
Firendly (Apache)
Elan
She became the first Native American to serve as a cabinet secretary and is a member of the Pueblo of Laguna
Deb Haaland
Made with cornmeal and beans, popular among the Cherokee people
Bean bread
Little raven or crow (Arapaho)
Hosa
This tribe populates NW Montana and is one of the 10 largest tribes in the US
Blackfeet
The Shoshone tribe consider its cheeks and eyes delicacies and the roe is prized for its relationship to renewal
Rainbow trout
People of a different language (Sioux)
Cheyenne
This tribe populates SE Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia
Shawnee
In 2002, he became the first Native American to fly in space and is a member of the Chickasaw Nation
John Herrington
First daughter (Sioux)
Winona
Historic Indian traditions used many plants and herbs and remedies or in spiritual celebrations, creating a connection with spirits and the afterlife
Healing Rituals
Often taken by older children before puberty to find themselves and their life's direction
Vision Quests
This tribe lives in the heart of the Florida Everglades
Miccosukee
The second largest tribe populating NE Arizona, NW New Mexico, and SE Utah
Navajo
This Central Plains tribe are based in Oklahoma
Pawnee
This boxer turned actor is known for his role as Machete and is part of the Yaqui people
Danny Trejo
Bitter (Zuni)
Malia
This tribe populates the Great Basin
Ute
Connected with eating and drinking of tea made of the dried fruit of a small cactus
Peyote Worship
This sport was ideal for training young Native Americans in the art of battle, but was rooted in tribal tradition where the ball represents the sun and the moon and, according to legend, the gods tossed back and forth
Lacrosse
Year Native Americans were finally allowed to vote in all 50 states
1964
Number of Indigenous languages spoken in US
175
Considered to be an ancient superfood of the Sonoran Desert
Tepary beans
Buffalo stew from the Lakota and Cherokee people
Tanka-Me-A-Lo
Fire (Kichwa)
Nina
Willow Tree (Navajo)
Kai
The night (Algonquin)
Koko
Type of cured acorn eaten by people near the Columbia River Valley
Chinook olives
Spirit (Hopi)
Catori
This tribe occupies territories of north central Indiana, Michigan, and western Ohio
Miami
