What Indian war, which was fought with an alliance of Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth, and Saybook colonies, is considered the first major war with the English settlers?

The destruction of what animal hurt Plains tribes the most?

King Philip's war (1675-76) was the last major effort by Indians to drive English settlers out of New England. Who was King Philip?

Pontiac's Rebellion began shortly after what war?

What U.S. president signed the Indian Removal Act, leading to the "Trail of Tears," which forcibly displaced 60,000 Indians, with nearly 1/4 dying along the way?

What Congressman sacrificed his political career by publicly calling out Jackson's treatment of Indians and voting against the Removal Act?

What charismatic Indian leader united several tribes into a coalition that fought on the side of the British in the War of 1812, but who was shot and killed in the Battle of the Thames?

What U.S. state was the primary location of the three conflicts in the 1800s known as the Seminole Wars?

What Civil War general died at the disastrous defeat of Little Big Horn?

What was the name of the 1832 conflict in Illinois and Wisconsin involving Sauk, Kickapoo, and Fox tribes?

What Nez Percé leader gave a famous surrender speech to Congress to save the rest of his people after a 1500-mile retreat?

What war leader defeated Custer at Little Big Horn? [Hint: his face is displayed on a mountain monument in South Dakota]

What resource, discovered in 1874 within the Black Hills of South Dakota, intensified a push into Indian lands?

What massacre of Lakota in 1890 is widely considered the end of American Indian wars?

What Indian tribe spent the most number of years fighting resistance wars against the United States? [Hint: a helicopter and Linux web server are named after it]

What Apache leader became famous for resisting capture in the Southwest?

Who acted and directed in Dances with Wolves, a movie about a white man's interactions with the Lakota Sioux?