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How many Native American people lived in North America when Christopher Columbus arrived in 1492?
A: About 5 million
B: About 500,000
C: About 2 million
D: About 1 million
Why did Columbus call the Native Americans "Indians"?
A: Because they asked him to.
B: Because they spoke Indian.
C: Because they came from India.
D: Because he thought he was in India.
How many different Native American groups were there at the time of Columbus?
A: More than 2,000
B: About 100
C: About 500
D: About 1,000
What was different in each Native American tribe?
A: Only their clothes
B: Their names, languages, and customs
C: Only their houses
D: Only their food
What language could all Native Americans use to communicate with each other?
A: French
B: English
C: Sign language
D: Spanish
What did Native Americans believe about the land and water?
A: They belonged to the government.
B: They belonged only to hunters.
C: They belonged to everybody.
D: They belonged to the strongest tribe.
Why did Europeans fight with Native Americans?
A: Because they spoke different languages.
B: Because they wanted more animals.
C: Because they wanted more food.
D: Because they disagreed about who owned the land and how to use it.
Where did the U.S. government make Native Americans live?
A: In villages
B: In cities
C: On farms
D: On reservations
Why did the government give food to Native Americans?
A: Because they were soldiers.
B: Because they could not hunt and find food for themselves.
C: Because they were visitors.
D: Because they were farmers.
What happened in 1924?
A: Native Americans became citizens of the United States.
B: Columbus arrived in America.
C: Reservations were created.
D: The tribes moved to Europe.
What can some Native American tribes choose to do today?
A: Stop speaking English.
B: Leave the United States.
C: Move back to Europe.
D: Continue living by their traditional customs.