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Legal Lingo
The Essentials
Tribal Trivia
Smarter Than A 5th Grader?
Our Great State
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The year that the concept of IEFA was first
introduced to Montanas constitution
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What is 1972
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The year that House Bill 528 was introduced and
became known as MCA-20-1-501 and is what we call
IEFA
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What is 1999
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Where you can find a plethora of IEFA resources
on the web, many of which are also in your library
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What is OPI
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The two major purposes of Indian Education
funding that has been provided to schools
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What is 1) to close the achievement gap and 2) to
educate about Montana Indians unique cultural
heritage
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EU1 Primarily addresses this issue
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What is that each of Montanas 12 Indian nations
is unique and diverse
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EU2 Asks that we dont generalize by making
statements such as All Indians, but rather we
are
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What is tribally specific
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EU3 Asks that teachers convey to students that
this type of history is as valid and important as
any written history
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What is oral history
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EU6 Expresses that there are many narrators of
history and that history is constantly being
discovered and
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What is rediscovered
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The number of EUs regarding IEFA
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What is 7
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Many Indians show great respect for this shape
because it can represent Mother Earth, the cycles
of life, the cycle of the seasons, and orbital
movement
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What is a circle
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The type of story (from the Salish) that should
only be read during the winter months after snow
is on the ground and should be concluded after
the snow has left the ground
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What is Coyote stories

• Look in your school library for a collection of
  stories from various tribes, some of which are
  coyote stories

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It is estimated that before the white man came,
there were over this many Indian languages (not
including dialects) spoken by native people
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What is 300

• Interesting Fact Over half of these languages
  are now gone and it is estimated that over 80 of
  those remaining are dying

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The term used to describe the nation-to-nation
relationship reaffirmed by treaties, laws and
Executive Orders
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What is sovereignty
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A mis-translation caused this reservation to
become known by another name, a more accurate
translation would have been Stone Child
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What is Rocky Boy
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The day that is designated as American Indian
Heritage Day
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What is the fourthFriday in September
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The number of reservations in Montana
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What is 7

• Reminderthere are seven essential understandings
  as well

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The group that is currently landless, but just
received state recognition
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What is the Little Shell tribe
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The reservation with the largest area of land
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What is the Crow reservation
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The type of powwow dance that is known for its
sound
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What is jingle dance

• Check out the book by Cynthia Letiech Smith
  entitled Jingle Dancer for beautiful,
  contemporary book about jingle dancing

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The reservation that is located furthest West in
Montana
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What is the Flathead reservation
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The reservation that is located furthest East in
Montana
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What is the Fort Peck reservation
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The reservation that has the largest amount of
enrolled members as of the 2000 census
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What is the Blackfeet reservation
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The name of the reservation that the Gros Ventre
(White Clay) call home
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What is the Fort Belknap reservation
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Tribal information for this tribe can be found by
contacting someone from their tribal council
located in Lame Deer
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What is the Northern Cheyenne
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Where youd need to go if you wanted to visit the
Museum of the Plains Indians
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What is Browning
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IEFA JEOPARDY

• Brought to you by the
• Northwest Montana Educational Cooperative
• and
• the Indian Education for All Committee
• Special thanks to www.graves.k12.ky.us/tech for
  the jeopardy template
• A blank version and directions are available on
  the Co-op website in the Teacher Resources
  folder under Social Studies