Early French traders in Oklahoma Territory shipped their goods down the __________ River to the southern port of New Orleans.
Popular trade items from the Osage of the Three Forks region in the late 1700s included fur, honey, and __________.
Which organization established most of the missions in Indian Territory in the early to middle 1800s?
Why were eastern American Indians more adaptable to the “civilizing” influence of Christian missions while Plains Indians were less adaptable?
The first of the eastern American Indians who began to settle lands west of the Mississippi River in the early 1800s was the __________.
Fort __________ was established along the Grand (Neosho) River.
American Indians were taught writing, reading, and mathematics at __________.
Which of the following strategies was not a way that French traders and trappers established relations with American Indians in Oklahoma Territory in the early 1700s?
A major purpose of Fort Gibson in Oklahoma Territory was to ___________.
What movement from the late 1700s through the mid-1800s coincided with the federal project to “civilize” American Indians?
In the late 1700s and early 1800s, the Osage tribe traded only with Chouteau brothers’ outlets, which indicated the traders’ __________ of the local fur trade.
Early missionaries in Oklahoma Territory provided medical aid, crisis mediation, and __________ services.
The city of __________ began as an early French trading community established by the Chouteau brothers.
Many preachers included the concept of __________ in their messages meant to spread Christianity during the Second Great Awakening of the 1800s.
Which organization established most of the missions in Indian Territory in the early to middle 1800s?
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