| A | B |
|---|
| longhouses | large houses covered in bark |
| Louisiana Purchase | the large western lands purchased by President Jefferson from France |
| Lewis and Clark Expedition | group of American explorers sent by President Jefferson to explore the new western lands |
| Sacagawea | a Shoshone lady who helped Lewis and Clark communicate with the natives Americans they met |
| Trail of Tears | The forced removal of Native American tribes from their homelands to Indian Territory in Oklahoma |
| chickees | a house with no walls and a thatched roof |
| Battle of Tippecanoe | famous Shawnee battle in 1811 |
| tipi | tents made of buffalo hides |
| Quanah Parker | famous chief of the Quajadi Comanche |
| nomads | people who moved from place to place |
| Wickiups | small round houses made from branches and brush |
| Geronimo | famous chief of the Chiricahua Apaches |
| hogans | homes made of wood and covered in mud |
| Navajo | native American tribe known for their skill in making woven rugs and jewlery |
| Comanche | native American tribe who's name means "those who fight us all the time" |
| pueblos | houses made of mud bricks |
| Kachina dolls | made to represent parts of nature |
| Battle of Little Bighorn | a battle fought by the Cheyenne and Lakota against the US army |
| band | a small group of Native Americans from the same tribe |
| tribe | a large group Native American people |
| travois | wooden frame for carrying goods |
| reservation | an area where the Native Americans were forced to live after their defeat |
| treaty | an agreement to settle a conflict or war |
| Sitting Bull | famous chief of the Hunkpapa Lakota |
| Crazy Horse | war chief of the Oglala Lakota |
