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Native Americans

Chapter 9: Battle of the Little Bighorn

TermDefinition
conflict, n. a war or a battle that is part of a larger war
reveille, n. an early morning bugle or drum call signaling soldiers to report to duty
reckless, adj. careless; acting without considering the consequences
ally, n. supporter; a person or group who helps another person or group toward a common goal
chaos, n. complete confusion or disorder
lifestyle, n. the way a person or group of people lives
survive, v. to live on or stay alive even through difficulties or dangers
ceremony, n. a formal event done for a specific reason or occasion
immigrant, n. someone who leaves his or her own country to live in another country
assimilate, v. to become part of a society or culture
heritage, n. the traditions and beliefs that are unique to a specific group and handed down from generation to generation
generation, n. a group of people born in the same time period
landscape, n. the area of land that you can see at one time
reservation, n. a separate area of land in the United States set aside as a place for Native Americans to live
spiritual, adj. relating to the soul, spirit, religion, or the sacred
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