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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Cochise falls deathly ill, who tries to save him?
(a) An Apache medicine man
(b) A Mormon missionary
(c) A US Army Surgeon
(d) A Doctor from Reno, Nevada
2. The chiefs are asked to come and meet with yet another white general to talk about peace, who is this person?
(a) George Armstrong Custer
(b) William Henry Harrison
(c) Winfield Scott Hancock
(d) William Tecumseh Sherman
3. Where does Roman Nose die?
(a) Powder River
(b) Arikaree Valley
(c) Washita River
(d) Little Big Horn River
4. Donehogawa's "Christian name"?
(a) John Michael Smith
(b) Brigham Young
(c) William Tecumseh Sherman
(d) Ely Samuel Parker
5. When Cochise is imprisoned for something he did not do what is his reaction?
(a) He escapes and moves to Mexico
(b) He escapes and kills three white men
(c) He attacks the court judge
(d) He has no reaction
Short Answer Questions
1. Cochise dies in what year?
2. Why do the Sioux move into the Black Hills?
3. What do the white men call these 5 Sioux chiefs?
4. How many Indian nations comprised the Iroquios?
5. After a treaty meeting between US soldiers and Cheyennes chief's this man said, " I felt myself in the presence of superior beings:"
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Roman Nose promise concerning stagecoaches in his territory?
2. Why does a treaty not become a reality?
3. How does Edward Wynkoop try to help the Indians?
4. Why is General George Crook important in the history of Indian affairs?
5. Who is Big Foot?
6. Explain how the Black Hills help to delay the eventual destruction of the Planes Indians.
7. Who is Kit Carson different from other soldiers who deal with the Navajos?
8. Why did Red Cloud also travel to New York City?
9. Why was important to get Indians such as Red Cloud, Dull Knife and Man Afraid of His Horses to sign any peace treaty?
10. Who is Edward R. S. Canby?
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