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What made the Osage Nation rich in the 1920s?
Answer: Oil
Why: Oil money was split equally among enrolled Osage members, and each share was called a headright.
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Who showed the Pilgrims how to plant corn with fish?
Answer: Squanto
Why: Plymouth was built on the site of Patuxet, Squanto's home village, which an epidemic had emptied before 1620.
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Which nation left North Carolina to become the sixth Iroquois nation?
Answer: Tuscarora
Why: Before they joined, the confederacy was the Five Nations: Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga and Seneca.
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Which language did US Marine code talkers use in World War II?
Answer: Navajo
Why: Navajo had no word for submarine, so the code called it besh-lo, meaning iron fish.
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In which year did all US-born Native Americans become citizens?
Answer: 1924
Why: Citizenship did not bring the vote everywhere: Arizona and New Mexico barred Native voters until 1948.
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Who became US vice president as a member of the Kaw Nation?
Answer: Charles Curtis
Why: As a congressman he had written the 1898 Curtis Act, which set out to abolish tribal governments in Indian Territory.