Performer who was stranded in Europe while traveling with Buffalo Bill Wild West Show

In Chapter 9 this person's birthday was celebrated

The destination that the Nez Perce were trying to get to

The first superintendent of Carlisle Indian School

He is associated with the Indian Reorganization Act

The politician associated with the General Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 and the first Native American vice president

Joe is a member of this clan

The military post meant to stop the Nez Perce but failed miserably

Associated with the General Allotment Act

The Major Crimes Act gave jurisdiction of seven kinds of crimes committed on reservations to this entity

This team was crowned "World's Basketball Champions"

In Chapter 10 Joe and his father confront Linden lark at this location

This person said "From where the sun now stands, I will fight no more forever."

Allotted lands were held in trust by the federal government for this long

This case prompted the creation of the Major Crimes Act

The new name of the Cleveland Indians Baseball team

The name of the story Mooshum tells about the Wiindigoo

The breed of horse the Nez Perce are known for

The only reservation in Montana that was not allotted

A tribes ability to determine membership, negotiate with governments, and regulate commerce is called this

A way to provide positions in the BIA and IHS

In the Afterword Erdrich reveals that she was diagnosed with this disease while writing the book

The culture region the Nez Perce live in

Process where individual interests in allotments become smaller each generation because of inheritance

"Problem of Indian Administration" also known as this