DannyTrejoThis boxer turnedactor is known forhis role asMachete and ispart of the YaquipeopleElanFirendly(Apache)EluFull ofgrace orbeautiful(Zuni)SeminoleThis tribe callsthemselves theUnconqueredPeople andoccupy parts ofsouth and centralFloridaPemmicanConcentrated foodconsisting of driedpulverized meat,dried berries, andrendered fatWinonaFirstdaughter(Sioux)OpaOwl(Choctaw)PotawatomiThis tribe haslived in theGreat Lakesregion for atleast 4centuries9.1mmUSpopulationthat identifiesas NativeAmericansShawneeThis tribepopulates SEOhio,Kentucky, andWest VirginiaBisonOnce roamed theGreat Plains andwere consideredsacred to theLakota and otherlocal tribesKayaShe whoarrangesrocks (NexPerce)ManoominCommonlyknown as wildrice, but istechnically anindigenousgrainSalmonA sacred food foundin the Northwest andrevered by localtribes, many of whichdefine themselves asSalmon PeopleBlackfeetThis tribepopulates NWMontana and isone of the 10largest tribes inthe USPeyoteWorshipConnected witheating anddrinking of teamade of thedried fruit of asmall cactusPsindamoakanA Lenape hunter'sfood made ofparched cornmealmixed with maplesugar326Number offederal Indianreservationscovering morethan 56mmacresJohnHerringtonIn 2002, he becamethe first NativeAmerican to fly inspace and is amember of theChickasaw NationBeanbreadMade withcornmeal andbeans, popularamong theCherokeepeopleChippewaAlso known asOjibwa orAnishinaabepeople, this tribepopulates theregion of LakeSuperiorGilBirminghamThis actor currentlystars as TribalChairman ThomasRainwater in the hitseries Yellowstoneand is of ComancheancestryMiccosukeeThis tribelives in theheart of theFloridaEvergladesDakotaFriend(Sioux)CherokeeThe largesttribe in the USoriginated inthe SE, but nowoccupiesOklahomaFrybreadOne of the mosticonic NativeAmerican dishesincludes flourand lardCheyennePeople ofa differentlanguage(Sioux)ChoctawThis tribe's ancestralhomeland spannedparts of Mississippi,eastern Louisiana,and western AlabamaJohnnyBenchThis Hall of Fame ex-Cincinnati Red hasbeen called thegreatest catcher inbaseball history andis of ChoctawdescentTeparybeansConsidered tobe an ancientsuperfood ofthe SonoranDesertNavajoThe secondlargest tribepopulating NEArizona, NWNew Mexico,and SE Utah574Number offederallyrecognizedAmericanIndian tribesKanuchiSoup madefrom groundhickory nutsAponiButterfly(Blackfeet)UteThis tribepopulatesthe GreatBasinChinookolivesType of curedacorn eaten bypeople near theColumbia RiverValleyHosaLittleraven orcrow(Arapaho)CherokeeThelargesttribalgroupingCherokeePeople ofa differentspeech(Cherokee)1990Year whenNovember wasdesignatedNational AmericanIndian HeritageMonthDebHaalandShe became the firstNative American toserve as a cabinetsecretary and is amember of thePueblo of LagunaFiléA powder made fromsassafras leavesused by the Choctawpeople for flavoringand thickening soupsand stewsMiamiThis tribe occupiesterritories of northcentral Indiana,Michigan, andwestern OhioLacrosseThis sport was ideal fortraining young NativeAmericans in the art ofbattle, but was rooted intribal tradition where theball represents the sun andthe moon and, according tolegend, the gods tossedback and forth1924Year NativeAmericanswere grantedcitizenshipVisionQuestsOften taken byolder childrenbefore puberty tofind themselvesand their life'sdirectionRainbowtroutThe Shoshone tribeconsider its cheeksand eyes delicaciesand the roe isprized for itsrelationship torenewalSamBradfordThe #1 overall pickin the 2010 NFLDraft and formerOklahoma SoonerQB is a member ofthe CherokeeNationTanka-Me-A-LoBuffalo stewfrom theLakota andCherokeepeopleKokoThe night(Algonquin)IroquoisAlso known as theHaudenosuanee,this tribe populatesupstate New Yorkand Ontario1964Year NativeAmericanswere finallyallowed to votein all 50 statesPawneeThis CentralPlains tribeare based inOklahomaMaliaBitter(Zuni)KaiWillowTree(Navajo)Chitterling/ChitlinMade fromthe largeintestinesof a hogTheTrail ofTearsPart of a series offorceddisplacements ofapprox. 60k NativeAmericans between1830-1850Pow-WowsTerm derives from theNarragansett wordwhich means spiritualleader describing anevent where peoplemeet to dance, sing,socialize, and honorAmerican IndiancultureSiouxThis tribepopulates thenorthern GreatPlains and consistof the Dakota andLakota peopleNinaFire(Kichwa)ShariceDavidsThis Kansas HouseRepresentative is thefirst openly LGBTNative Americanelected to the USCongress and is amember of the Ho-Chunk peopleTyeeChief,leader, or bigand superior(Chinook)DeathCeremoniesA celebrationknowing that itwas an end to lifeon Earth, butbelieving it to bethe start of life inthe Spirit WorldJimiHendrixOne of the mostinfluential electricguitarists in thehistory of pop is ofCherokee ancestryHominyCorn limed with analkaline salt, usinga Native Americantechnique knownas nixtamalizationCatoriSpirit(Hopi)ThreesistersCorn, beans, andsquash are oftenplanted togetherusing a techniqueknown ascompanion planting5Number of statesthat recognizeNative AmericanDay or IndigenousPeople's Day as astate holidayHealingRitualsHistoric Indiantraditions used manyplants and herbs andremedies or inspiritual celebrations,creating a connectionwith spirits and theafterlifeChiaUsed to createa silky puddingthat doubles asbreakfast anddessertJasonMamoaThis actor isfamous for hisportrayal ofAquaman and isNative Hawaiianwith Pawneeancestry175Number ofIndigenouslanguagesspoken inUSAnthonyKiedisThe Red HotChili Peppersfrontman is ofMohicanancestryGreenCornFestivalsMarked with dancing,feasting, fasting, andreligious observations,this late summerceremony usually lastfor 3 days and is tied tothe ripening of the corncropsApacheThis tribe dominatedmuch of northernMexico, Arizona, NewMexico, and Texasfor hundreds of yearsDannyTrejoThis boxer turnedactor is known forhis role asMachete and ispart of the YaquipeopleElanFirendly(Apache)EluFull ofgrace orbeautiful(Zuni)SeminoleThis tribe callsthemselves theUnconqueredPeople andoccupy parts ofsouth and centralFloridaPemmicanConcentrated foodconsisting of driedpulverized meat,dried berries, andrendered fatWinonaFirstdaughter(Sioux)OpaOwl(Choctaw)PotawatomiThis tribe haslived in theGreat Lakesregion for atleast 4centuries9.1mmUSpopulationthat identifiesas NativeAmericansShawneeThis tribepopulates SEOhio,Kentucky, andWest VirginiaBisonOnce roamed theGreat Plains andwere consideredsacred to theLakota and otherlocal tribesKayaShe whoarrangesrocks (NexPerce)ManoominCommonlyknown as wildrice, but istechnically anindigenousgrainSalmonA sacred food foundin the Northwest andrevered by localtribes, many of whichdefine themselves asSalmon PeopleBlackfeetThis tribepopulates NWMontana and isone of the 10largest tribes inthe USPeyoteWorshipConnected witheating anddrinking of teamade of thedried fruit of asmall cactusPsindamoakanA Lenape hunter'sfood made ofparched cornmealmixed with maplesugar326Number offederal Indianreservationscovering morethan 56mmacresJohnHerringtonIn 2002, he becamethe first NativeAmerican to fly inspace and is amember of theChickasaw NationBeanbreadMade withcornmeal andbeans, popularamong theCherokeepeopleChippewaAlso known asOjibwa orAnishinaabepeople, this tribepopulates theregion of LakeSuperiorGilBirminghamThis actor currentlystars as TribalChairman ThomasRainwater in the hitseries Yellowstoneand is of ComancheancestryMiccosukeeThis tribelives in theheart of theFloridaEvergladesDakotaFriend(Sioux)CherokeeThe largesttribe in the USoriginated inthe SE, but nowoccupiesOklahomaFrybreadOne of the mosticonic NativeAmerican dishesincludes flourand lardCheyennePeople ofa differentlanguage(Sioux)ChoctawThis tribe's ancestralhomeland spannedparts of Mississippi,eastern Louisiana,and western AlabamaJohnnyBenchThis Hall of Fame ex-Cincinnati Red hasbeen called thegreatest catcher inbaseball history andis of ChoctawdescentTeparybeansConsidered tobe an ancientsuperfood ofthe SonoranDesertNavajoThe secondlargest tribepopulating NEArizona, NWNew Mexico,and SE Utah574Number offederallyrecognizedAmericanIndian tribesKanuchiSoup madefrom groundhickory nutsAponiButterfly(Blackfeet)UteThis tribepopulatesthe GreatBasinChinookolivesType of curedacorn eaten bypeople near theColumbia RiverValleyHosaLittleraven orcrow(Arapaho)CherokeeThelargesttribalgroupingCherokeePeople ofa differentspeech(Cherokee)1990Year whenNovember wasdesignatedNational AmericanIndian HeritageMonthDebHaalandShe became the firstNative American toserve as a cabinetsecretary and is amember of thePueblo of LagunaFiléA powder made fromsassafras leavesused by the Choctawpeople for flavoringand thickening soupsand stewsMiamiThis tribe occupiesterritories of northcentral Indiana,Michigan, andwestern OhioLacrosseThis sport was ideal fortraining young NativeAmericans in the art ofbattle, but was rooted intribal tradition where theball represents the sun andthe moon and, according tolegend, the gods tossedback and forth1924Year NativeAmericanswere grantedcitizenshipVisionQuestsOften taken byolder childrenbefore puberty tofind themselvesand their life'sdirectionRainbowtroutThe Shoshone tribeconsider its cheeksand eyes delicaciesand the roe isprized for itsrelationship torenewalSamBradfordThe #1 overall pickin the 2010 NFLDraft and formerOklahoma SoonerQB is a member ofthe CherokeeNationTanka-Me-A-LoBuffalo stewfrom theLakota andCherokeepeopleKokoThe night(Algonquin)IroquoisAlso known as theHaudenosuanee,this tribe populatesupstate New Yorkand Ontario1964Year NativeAmericanswere finallyallowed to votein all 50 statesPawneeThis CentralPlains tribeare based inOklahomaMaliaBitter(Zuni)KaiWillowTree(Navajo)Chitterling/ChitlinMade fromthe largeintestinesof a hogTheTrail ofTearsPart of a series offorceddisplacements ofapprox. 60k NativeAmericans between1830-1850Pow-WowsTerm derives from theNarragansett wordwhich means spiritualleader describing anevent where peoplemeet to dance, sing,socialize, and honorAmerican IndiancultureSiouxThis tribepopulates thenorthern GreatPlains and consistof the Dakota andLakota peopleNinaFire(Kichwa)ShariceDavidsThis Kansas HouseRepresentative is thefirst openly LGBTNative Americanelected to the USCongress and is amember of the Ho-Chunk peopleTyeeChief,leader, or bigand superior(Chinook)DeathCeremoniesA celebrationknowing that itwas an end to lifeon Earth, butbelieving it to bethe start of life inthe Spirit WorldJimiHendrixOne of the mostinfluential electricguitarists in thehistory of pop is ofCherokee ancestryHominyCorn limed with analkaline salt, usinga Native Americantechnique knownas nixtamalizationCatoriSpirit(Hopi)ThreesistersCorn, beans, andsquash are oftenplanted togetherusing a techniqueknown ascompanion planting5Number of statesthat recognizeNative AmericanDay or IndigenousPeople's Day as astate holidayHealingRitualsHistoric Indiantraditions used manyplants and herbs andremedies or inspiritual celebrations,creating a connectionwith spirits and theafterlifeChiaUsed to createa silky puddingthat doubles asbreakfast anddessertJasonMamoaThis actor isfamous for hisportrayal ofAquaman and isNative Hawaiianwith Pawneeancestry175Number ofIndigenouslanguagesspoken inUSAnthonyKiedisThe Red HotChili Peppersfrontman is ofMohicanancestryGreenCornFestivalsMarked with dancing,feasting, fasting, andreligious observations,this late summerceremony usually lastfor 3 days and is tied tothe ripening of the corncropsApacheThis tribe dominatedmuch of northernMexico, Arizona, NewMexico, and Texasfor hundreds of years

Native American Heritage Month - Call List

(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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