1. ______Assimilation a. Status of a tribe that has enacted a constitution based on the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934. 2. ______Manifest Destiny b. Officially end termination and relocation, emphasizes sovereignty, re-affirms treaty rights 3. ______Tecumseh c. A perspective influenced by individual experiences of their environments 4. ______Treaty(ies) d. Practice of wiping out Indigenous Identity and replacing with an “American” identity. 5. ______Self-Determination Policy e. One culture/power dominates another to fit into their own ideals, classifications, understandings, historical references, labels, conveniences. 6. ______Federally Recognized f. Shawnee leader who created a confederacy to oppose the United States. 7. ______Worldview g. Document of agreements between Sovereigns. 8. ______ Tribal Sovereignty h. A general classification: Savage, Hostile, Heathen 9. ______Stereotypes i. Acknowledges self-governance, inherent rights, political identity and a unique relationship with the Federal government 10. ______ Colonization j. A thought by English settlers that it was a “divine” obligation to practice cultural superiority for Westaward Expansion.
- ______Assimilation a. Status of a tribe that has enacted a constitution
based on the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934.
- ______Manifest Destiny b. Officially end termination and relocation,
emphasizes sovereignty, re-affirms treaty rights
- ______Tecumseh c. A perspective influenced by individual experiences
of their environments
- ______Treaty(ies) d. Practice of wiping out Indigenous Identity and
replacing with an “American” identity.
- ______Self-Determination Policy e. One culture/power dominates another to fit into
their own ideals, classifications, understandings, historical references, labels, conveniences.
- ______Federally Recognized f. Shawnee leader who created a confederacy to oppose
the United States.
- ______Worldview g. Document of agreements between Sovereigns.
- ______ Tribal Sovereignty h. A general classification: Savage, Hostile, Heathen
- ______Stereotypes i. Acknowledges self-governance, inherent rights,
political identity and a unique relationship with the
Federal government
- ______ Colonization j. A thought by English settlers that it was a“divine”
obligation to practice cultural superiority for Westaward Expansion.