Across
- 2. When Native Americans were forced to move to a different place.
- 4. Land where some Native American groups were relocated or confined.
- 7. Native children were sometimes forced to give these up and take English ones.
- 8. What happened when children were taken away from their families for school.
- 9. The attempt to make Native Americans adopt American culture.
- 12. The U.S group that created policies that greatly affected Native American lives.
- 13. Something many Native American tribes were forced to give up.
- 14. The traditions, beliefs, language, and ways of life that boarding schools tried to replace.
- 15. Difficult conditions Native Americans faced because of removal and other government policies.
Down
- 1. The type of schools where many Native American children were sent.
- 3. Cultural practices that Native children were forced to give up at boarding schools.
- 5. The forced moving of Native Americans away from their homes and lands.
- 6. A person’s sense of who they are and their connection to their culture.
- 10. An important part of Native culture that students were often forbidden to speak at boarding schools.
- 11. The language Native children were forced to learn and speak at boarding schools.
