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Cherokee Nation Quiz
Journey Through Time: Unraveling the History of the Cherokee Nation (1794-1907)
Updated: Jun 08, 2023
Step into the past and challenge your knowledge of the Cherokee Nation (1794-1907)! Explore the rich history and accomplishments of this autonomous Native American government in our engaging quiz.
This Cherokee Nation quiz is not for the faint of heart! With 18 challenging questions covering a wide range of Cherokee Nation topics, only the most dedicated fans will be able to answer them all correctly. Are you up for the challenge? Find out where you stand.
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1825
1802
1810
1794
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Comanche, Cheyenne, Arapaho
Natchez, Lenape, Shawnee
Sioux, Apache, Navajo
Iroquois, Algonquin, Mohawk
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Establish A Cherokee Nation Constitution
Promote Assimilation And Extinguish Land Claims
Create A Cherokee Nation Currency
Expand Cherokee Nation Territory
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Declared Independence From The US
Disbanded And Land Rights Extinguished
Expanded Its Territory
Formed An Alliance With Other Tribes
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A Mountain Range In Cherokee Lands
Cherokee Land In Southeastern US
A Historic Cherokee Trade Route
A River Dividing Cherokee Territory
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Cherokee Who Joined Other Tribes
Cherokee Who Resisted Relocation
Cherokee Who Relocated Voluntarily
Cherokee Who Moved To Urban Areas
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Cherokee Nation Regained Land Rights
Cherokee Nation Granted New Rights
Cherokee Nation Recognized As A State
Cherokee Nation Never Disestablished
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New Peace Treaty Required
Cherokee Nation Lost Its Sovereignty
Cherokee Nation Gained Territory
Cherokee Nation Remained Neutral
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Cherokee Who Fought For The Union
Cherokee Who Intermarried With Europeans
Emancipated Cherokee Slaves And Descendants
Cherokee Who Escaped The Trail Of Tears
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The Tribe
The Community
The Union
The Nation
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Cherokee Syllabary
Iroquoian Script
Navajo Alphabet
Cree Syllabics
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Chief Joseph
Sitting Bull
Sequoyah
Geronimo
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Indian Appropriations Act
Dawes Act
Homestead Act
Indian Removal Act
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New Peace Treaty
Land Acquisition
Forced Assimilation
Military Occupation
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State And US Citizens
Sovereign Nation Citizens
Non-citizens
Dual Citizens
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Cherokee Freedmen
Old Settlers
Qualla Boundary Residents
Trail Of Tears Survivors
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Cherokee Republic
Cherokee Nation
Cherokee Union
Cherokee Confederacy
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Tribal Recognition
Sovereignty
Land Rights
Treaty Enforcement
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