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Stand Watie Quiz
Chief Stand Watie: The Resilient Leader of the Cherokee Nation - How Much Do You Know?
Updated: Jun 24, 2023
Unleash your inner history buff with our Stand Watie quiz! Test your knowledge of the 2nd principal chief of the Cherokee Nation (1862-1866) and discover fascinating facts about this legendary figure.
Think you know everything there is to know about Stand Watie? Prove it with this comprehensive quiz! Featuring 21 questions on a variety of Stand Watie topics, it's the ultimate test of your expertise. Are you ready to get started?
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Degataga
Tsalagi
Ahyoka
Waya
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Colonel
Major
Captain
Brigadier-General
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Confederate States
Union
Neutral
Both
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Treaty Of Ghent
Treaty Of New Echota
Treaty Of Fort Laramie
Treaty Of Dancing Rabbit Creek
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1864
1858
1862
1860
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Iroquois, Shawnee, Mohawk
Navajo, Apache, Pueblo
Cherokee, Muskogee, Seminole
Sioux, Cheyenne, Arapaho
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Teacher
Politician
Blacksmith
Farmer
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Pacific Coast Theater
Eastern Theater
Trans-Mississippi Theater
Western Theater
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Hung Jury
Mistrial
Convicted
Acquitted
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Built A School
Rebuilt His Plantation
Entered Politics
Opened A Trading Post
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January 15, 1807
November 30, 1806
December 12, 1806
February 22, 1807
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Standhope Uwatie
Stanhope Watie
Standing Uwatie
Standford Uwatie
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He Was Not Involved
He Negotiated It
He Opposed It
He Signed It
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May 10, 1865
April 9, 1865
June 23, 1865
July 4, 1865
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Elias Survived
Both Were Killed
Both Survived
Stand Watie Survived
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Supporting The Confederacy
Stand Watie Killing An Attacker
Signing The Treaty Of New Echota
Opposing The Cherokee Removal
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To Negotiate A New Treaty
To Sue For Peace
To Request Financial Aid
To Seek Recognition Of Tribal Divisions
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His Plantation
His Political Career
His Military Forces
The Cherokee Nation
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Brothers
Friends
Cousins
Father And Son
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Second Principal Chief
Military Advisor
Diplomat
First Principal Chief
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Apr 6, 1862
Sep 13, 1881
Sep 9, 1871
Sep 27, 1890
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