
Oklahoma Native and African Am. History
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Social Studies
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4th Grade
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Hard
Leah Nuckels
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11 Slides • 13 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Which group of people lived in Oklahoma first?
African American people
American Indian nations
European settlers
Asian immigrants
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Open Ended
Why is it important to learn about the history of Oklahoma, from American Indian Nations to modern times?
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Multiple Choice
What does it mean for American Indian nations to have sovereignty?
They must follow only U.S. laws
They can make their own decisions and govern themselves
They do not have any rights
They are controlled by the Bureau of Indian Affairs
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Open Ended
How did the Indian Citizenship Act and Indian boarding schools affect American Indian children and families?
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Multiple Select
Which of the following were controlled by the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)?
Tribal lands
Minerals and forests
Jobs and places to live
All of the above
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Fill in the Blanks
After slavery ended, African American people moved to Oklahoma to be
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Multiple Select
Which of the following were effects of Jim Crow laws in Oklahoma?
Black and white people had to use separate bathrooms
Black and white people could attend the same schools
Black and white people could eat at the same restaurants
Black and white people were kept apart by law
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Open Ended
Describe what happened during the Tulsa Race Massacre and why it is important to remember.
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important to use the word 'massacre' instead of 'riot' when describing what happened in Tulsa?
Because both sides were fighting equally
Because it shows that Black people did not start the fight and were attacked
Because it makes the event sound less serious
Because it was a peaceful protest
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Open Ended
How did peaceful protest contribute to progress in civil rights, and what challenges remain today?
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Multiple Select
According to Oklahoma's history, which of the following lessons can be learned from the Tulsa Race Massacre and civil rights leaders?
Hate can cause harm
Peaceful protest can create change
One person's courage can inspire many people
Segregation should be maintained
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Open Ended
What questions do you still have about Oklahoma's history, or is there anything you would like to know more about?
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important to learn about Oklahoma's history?
It helps us understand America and teaches us about people who fought for freedom and fairness.
It is only about happy events.
It only focuses on American Indian nations.
It does not include African American history.
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