| A | B |
|---|
| Indian Country | wherever the Indian spirit, pride, and community reside |
| Assimilation | a smaller culture takes in some of the values, beliefs, or behaviors of another one fully or partially |
| Mestizo | someone who is of a mix of European (Spanish) and Native descent. |
| Statistical Genocide | where the government is using blood identification to slowly eliminate all of them |
| Ethnic Fraud | where people claim ethnicities that aren’t theirs, causing harm to the people who are of that ethnicity |
| Relocation | program that sent Natives into big cities to learn a trade or find jobs. |
| New Indian Movement | to unite all indigenous people and uplift the communities. |
| Blood Quantom | where one’s Native identity is proven with the amount of Native descent (blood) one has |
| Bridge Theory | Native Americans populated the Western Hemisphere solely by crossing a land bridge from Siberia |
| Urban Indians | proportion of the Native American population residing in large cities and away from the reservation |
| Hunter Gatherers | People rely on vegetation and game |
| Pastoral | Societies whose lives are based on the pasturing of animals |
| Horticultural | Societies in which people plant gardens for subsistence |
| Agricultural Revolution | The Second Social Revolution which was ushered in by invention of the plow |
| Industrial Socieities | Rely on machines powered by fuels |
| Theocracy | form of government in which a deity is officially recognized as the civil Ruler |
