🏆 Living History Review

Week 22 • Friday • Show What You Know — Unit Finale!

📖 Remember When...

You did it — you finished our whole journey through Native American history! And you learned the biggest lesson of all: this history is ALIVE.

You learned that 574 Native nations thrive in the U.S. today, with their own governments, schools, and celebrations. You met the Navajo Code Talkers, whose language helped win a world war. You went on a scavenger hunt and found Native names, foods, words, and inventions all around your own home.

And you made your own honor plan — promising to learn, read, share, and always remember that Native peoples are here NOW. Show what you know one last time, historian!

✏️ Big Review Questions

1. What is the biggest lesson of this unit?

2. What did the Navajo Code Talkers do?

3. Name three pieces of living Native history near you.

✏️ Fill in the Blanks

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1. There are federally recognized nations today.

2. Native American history is , not just in the past.

3. The Code Talkers sent unbreakable messages.

4. Nations are reviving their with classes and apps.

5. celebrate culture with dancing and drumming.

6. We speak of Native peoples in the tense.

✏️ True or False

Write T for true or F for false in each circle.

Native nations have their own governments today.
The Navajo code was cracked by the enemy.
About half the states have Native-language names.
Native American Heritage Month is in November.
Canoes and kayaks were Native inventions.
The story of Native nations is still being written.

📊 Then, Now, or Both?

Write T (then), N (now), or B (both) for each item.

ItemT, N, or B?
Speaking Native languages
Building tipis to follow buffalo herds
Powwows and celebrations
Language classes with apps
Telling traditional stories

🎨 My Unit Masterpiece

Draw your favorite thing from our entire Native America unit — anything from tribes and homes to leaders and celebrations!

⭐ Unit Summary

In this unit you learned:

• Hundreds of diverse nations lived across North America
• Clever homes, foods, and tools fit each land perfectly
• Stories and traditions carried wisdom for generations
• Great leaders like Sacagawea and Sequoyah changed history
• Native nations are thriving TODAY — history is alive!

Congratulations, historian — you finished the unit! Keep asking questions, keep listening to all sides of the story, and keep the history alive.

📊 Final Review

I can...Circle one
Explain why Native history is living historyYES   /   NOT YET
Tell the story of the Code TalkersYES   /   NOT YET
Name ways to honor Native peoples todayYES   /   NOT YET
Call myself a true historian!YES   /   NOT YET