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That Indigenous nations are sovereign and not part of the U.S.

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That you should refer to Native Nations as Nations and not tribes.

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Use of terminology is important as well as constantly changing

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I learned from previous classes that word 'tribe' is not the best word to use when referring to Native Nations.

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I learned about the concept of wouncage ('our way of doing') from the Oceti Sakowin website

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Ive seen the land map before and it was interesting to see the different types of boarders. like language and territories and other groups

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That Indegenous peoples arent technically part of the US

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Terminology for Native nations is constantly changing.

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I learned that tribes can have multiple names, some were given by the government and may not be the most respectful or right names to use.

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What did the 'apology' that the U.S. issued say and why did no one initially know about it? Was it addressed to specific nations or Indigenous peoples as a whole?

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Learning pronunciations is important for normalization

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Most terminology around Native Nations depends on the nation.

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how to refer t native nations: (nations, not tribes)

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That a lot of tribes are assigned names forced upon by americans that arent their names

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That Nations can have names that they did not choose for themselves.

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I learned that the Oceti Sakowin Oyate speak three different dialects.

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Capitalization matters and gets extremely specific when referring to Native Peoples.

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I had learned a little bit about the Lakota Nation when I went on a trip to the Black hills in 8th grade. I learned about the cultural and spiritual significance of the black hills, and I learned about people like Sitting Bull and Crazy horse. We also learned about the battle of Little Bighorn/ Greasy Grass, and other battles of resistance against oppression by the U.S. Government.

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Why do we care so much about how we address other people, Native nations and other communities alike?

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I learned that capitalizing terms is important to prevent a sense of being othered or seen as without a nation

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Are there more distinct cultural differences between the people who speak Dakota, Nakota or Lakota?

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I learned that there is Dakota, Nakota, and Lakota

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I learned that many preferences on names and language are specific to each Nation, and that it is important to do your research and/ or ask a member of that Nation.

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About Dakota, Lakota and nakota