Description | Name | % Correct |
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19th century Hunkpapa Lakota holy man and later a performer with Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. | Sitting Bull | 88%
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19th century Oglala Lakota leader who fought the U.S. over encroachment of settlers. | Crazy Horse | 73%
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Chiricahua Apache leader and medicine man who fought the US and Mexico in the 1800s | Geronimo | 69%
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Nez Perce leader famous for the quote, "I will fight no more forever" | Chief Joseph | 42%
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Shawnee warrior and chief, born near present day Cillicothe Ohio in 1768 | Tecumseh | 38%
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Gold medal winning decathlete and pentathlete, he also competed in professional American football, professional basketball and professional baseball. | Jim Thorpe | 35%
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Advisor and translator between the Mayflower colonists and the Pokanoket tribe in present-day Massachusetts | Squanto | 33%
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Humorist, cowboy, newspaper columnist, film actor | Will Rogers | 27%
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Cherokee silversmith who created an independant, effective, original system which made reading and writing possible in his language. | Sequoyah | 23%
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Pre-colonial leader of the Iroquois Confederacy | Hiawatha | 21%
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Manitoba actor who starred in "Flags of Our Fathers", "Smoke Signals", and "Windtalkers" | Adam Beach | 12%
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Marine Corporal who was photographed helping to raise the US flag at Iwo Jima | Ira Hayes | 12%
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1964 Olympic champion in the 10,000 meters and 3 time All-American. Also a First Lieutenant in the US Marines | Billy Mills | 10%
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Onkwehonwe Mohawk musician played guitar with The Band and Bob Dylan | Robbie Robertson | 6%
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Coeur dAlene novelist, short-story writer and poet who adapted his book "The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven" into the first "all Indian" movie "Smoke Signals" | Sherman Alexie | 6%
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