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- 5. Primary food of the Makah Indians,
- 7. Federal Indian policy instituted in 1934,
- 8. Holds 56 million gallons of radioactive waste which leaks into the soil and groundwater and wreaks havoc on American Indian lands,
- 10. The primary food of a plethora of PNW tribes,
- 11. Won the 1957 World Series,
- 15. Central body of water that defines the geography of the PNW coast,
- 16. a marauding giant common to the folklore of many Northwest Coast tribes, she catches humans, especially naughty or careless children, and carries them off in her enormous pack basket to eat them in her lair,
- 18. Snoqualmie Creation Figure,
- 20. Federal judicial decision in 1974 that protected PNW tribal fishing rights, colloquially,
- 22. 1887 federal law intended to turn Native Americans into farmers,
- 23. In January, 1855, the S'Klallam, the Chimakum, and the Skokomish signed the _______treaty,
- 24. Jessica Partridge,
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- 1. Primary means of transport/example of art and technology/of many PNW tribes,
- 2. Lost by many NW Indian in treaties in the 1850s, regained in the Boldt decision in the 1970s,
- 3. Chief Joseph of the _________ swore he would fight no more, forever,
- 4. an attempt to achieve a vision of a future guardian spirit, traditionally undertaken at puberty,
- 6. What many tribes are trying to do with their language,
- 7. Acronym for Indian Reorganization Act,
- 9. 1884 acreage divided into 30 family allotments on both sides of the ________ River,
- 12. The home of the Skokomish people is along the _________ River,
- 13. a natural object or animal that is believed to have spiritual significance and that is adopted by a community as an emblem,
- 14. Trickster animal in the pantheon of many PNW tribes,
- 17. Acronym for The Indian Gaming Regulatory Act,
- 19. Port______Treaty,
- 21. A Native ceremonial feast at which possessions are given away or destroyed to display wealth or enhance prestige,