Idaho's Indigenous People's Day and Tribal History

The video discusses the dual observance of Columbus Day and Indigenous People's Day in Idaho, highlighting the state's recognition of Indigenous People's Day since 2017. It provides historical context on Idaho's five federally recognized tribes and their land ownership. The video also covers the recognition of Indigenous People's Day in various states, including Idaho cities like Moscow and Boise.

What significant change did Governor Brad Little make regarding Columbus Day in Idaho?

• He moved it to a different date.

• He made it a non-working holiday.

• He designated it as Indigenous People's Day.

• He abolished Columbus Day entirely.

Which of the following tribes is NOT one of the five federally recognized tribes in Idaho?

• Nez Perce

• Shoshone Bannock

• Paiute

• Cherokee

Approximately how much land do the Idaho tribes own today?

• 750,000 acres

• 1,200,000 acres

• 963,000 acres

• 500,000 acres

Which city in Idaho was the first to recognize Indigenous People's Day?

• Boise

• Coeur d'Alene

• Moscow

• Idaho Falls

In what year did the city of Boise start recognizing Indigenous People's Day?

• 2015

• 2016

• 2017

• 2018

Which of the following states does NOT officially observe Indigenous People's Day?

• Alaska

• Texas

• Oregon

• Hawaii

How many states officially observe Indigenous People's Day as mentioned in the video?

• 15

• 10

• 5

• 20