| 1 Clue:
an expansive area of fertile, level, or rolling grassland, esp. the central
North American plain. |
| Word:
prairie |
| 2 Clue:
a racial, political, or social group comprising numerous families, villages,
or the like and having a common language, culture, and, often, ancestry. |
| Word:
tribe |
| 3 Clue:
a story or body of stories based on tradition or legend, originating in
the oral history of a preliterate society and incorporating its beliefs
about the origins of the world, the causes of natural events, and the origins
of the society's customs and practices. |
| Word:
myth |
| 4 Clue:
a field game played by two teams of ten players each who use a long-handled
stick with a net pouch on one end to carry or throw a ball into the opponent's
goal. |
| Word:
lacrosse |
| 5 Clue:
any of various large wild oxen, such as the bison. |
| Word:
buffalo |
| 6 Clue:
a cone-shaped tent made with skins or bark, formerly used by some North
American Indian tribes, esp. in the midwestern plains. |
| Word:
tepee |
| 7 Clue:
a set or system of formalities, customs, or rites performed on certain occasions |
| Word:
ceremony |
| 8 Clue:
white and dark cylindrical beads made from polished shells, formerly used
by North American Indians as money and ornaments. |
| Word:
wampum |