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Chapter 10: The Ghost Dance - CKLA Unit 6 Native Americans
By Suzanne Schultz
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Question 1
1.
What is Wounded Knee Creek known for in history?
It was a popular trading place.
It was the site of the Wounded Knee Massacre.
A peace treaty was signed there.
Gold was discovered there.
Question 2
2.
Who was Red Cloud?
A soldier in the Seventh Cavalry
A government agent
A U.S. president
A Lakota chief who fought in wars but later worked for peace
Question 3
3.
Why were the Lakota struggling on the reservations?
They did not want to farm.
The land was too crowded.
They refused help from the government.
The land was poor and hard to grow crops on.
Question 4
4.
What was Wovoka's role in Native American history?
A spiritual leader who taught the Ghost Dance
A leader of Native American soldiers
A famous Native American chief
A pioneer explorer of the West
Question 5
5.
What was the purpose of the Ghost Dance for Native Americans?
To prepare for war
To protect land from settlers
To celebrate a holiday
To reconnect with ancestors and bring hope
Question 6
6.
Why did President Harrison send the U.S. Army to reservations?
Because he feared the Ghost Dance might lead to war
To sign a treaty
To deliver supplies
To help with farming
Question 7
7.
What happened during the confrontation with Spotted Elk's group?
Both sides agreed to negotiate.
The Lakota attacked first.
The soldiers retreated peacefully.
A shot was fired, leading to gunfire.
Question 8
8.
Why is the Wounded Knee Massacre important in history?
It marked the final major conflict between the Lakota and the U.S. Army.
It ended all wars in the United States.
It started a new war in Europe.
It created a new reservation for Native Americans.