Olympic Peninsula Review Baseball
7th Grade Washington History
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Topics of this game:
- The Makah Tribe's treaty (also known as the Treaty of Neah Bay) is the only treaty in the United States that actually says the tribe can hunt whales.
- What is one reason natives of the Olympic Peninsula were forced on to small reservations?
- What does it mean that "treaties are the supreme law of the land"?
- Why do the Makah want to keep hunting whales?
- Which foods are most important to coastal tribes?
- Which best describes the idea of tribal sovereignty?
- What were some of the main concerns of the tribes who signed the Point No Point Treaty?
- What is Chinook Jargon?
- What was found at the Ozette dig?
- Why did a lot of Native Americans live on the Olympic Peninsula before the American Settlers came?
- What does "usual and accustomed" lands for hunting, fishing, and gathering mean?
- Indigenous
- Cede
- Sovereign
- Preserve
- Potlatch
- Prohibit
- Reservation
- What are some characteristics of the Olympic Peninsula?
- Which river flows from the Olympic Peninsula directly to the Pacific Ocean?
- Which of these resources is most common on the Olympic Peninsula?
- Why are some people against the Makah hunting whales?
- Why did many settlers want treaties with tribes on the Olympic Peninsula?
- What was a result of Coastal Tribes living in the same place all year?
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