He said this about allotment "a mighty pulverizing engine intended to break up the tribal mass"

The Seven Major Crimes Act is a result of this court case

He took part in raising the American flag on the island of Iwo Jima

Tribes who rejected the IRA felt that it restricted this

The amount of time allotments spent in trust status

He said "laying out ten to see a dead Indian"

This confederacy refused to accept US citizenship status in 1924 and are still not considered US citizens

He was the last war chief of the Crow tribe

A way to provide positions in the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Indian Health Service

This was the first Indian Boarding School in the United States

He said this in reference to boarding schools, "kill the Indian save the man"

A girls basketball team from this boarding school was crowned "World's Basket Ball Champions"

A symbol used in traditional Native art that has not been used since the 1940s

The Merriam Report 1928 was also known by this title

He is associated with the General Allotment Act

He had this to say about tribal sovereignty, "tribal sovereignty means just that; it's sovereign"

He is considered the first Native American Vice President

The only code not broken by the Japanese

The politician from Montana associated with the IRA

The only Montana reservation that was not allotted

He said this in reference to reservations, "a tract of land entirely occupied by Indians and entirely surrounded by white thieves"

The three ways in which a reservation is created

The amount of able-bodied Native men between 18 and 30 that served in the US military

For both IRA and non-IRA tribes this person gives the final approval for constitutional changes

The federal government funding the establishment of missions is an example of this