Second Midterm Review--W2005

Here are the New World languages (and families/branches) which you will be
responsible for for the 2nd midterm.  As before, you should be able to
identify any of these languages.  "Identify" means tell what family it
belongs to, and what branch, whether it's dead or alive, and where it
is/was spoken.  ("Where" for U.S. languages can be a state, or a
geographical region, e.g. "Northwest Coast" or "Great Lakes region").

New World languages (and families/branches)

Alabama                            Miami-Illinois
Aleut                              Missouri
Algic                              Mohawk
Algonquian                         Muskogean
Arapaho                            Na-Dene
Biloxi                             Nahuatl
Blackfoot                          Navajo
Caddoan                            Northern Paiute
Carib                              Numic
Cariban                            Oneida
Cherokee                           Pawnee
Cheyenne                           Penutian
Choctaw                            Quechua
Coeur d'Alene                      Quileute
Cree                               Salish
Creek                              Seneca
Crow                               Seminole
Dakota                             Shasta
Delaware                           Shoshoni
Eskimo-Aleut                       Siouan
Guarani                            Spokane
Hokan                              Taos
Hopi                               Tlingit
Hupa                               Ute
Inuit/Inuktitut                    Uto-Aztecan
Iowa                               Wakashan
Iroquoian                          Wichita
Karok                              Winnebago
Kiowa                              Wiyot
Kutenai                            Yuman
Kwakiutl                           Yupik
Lakota                             Yurok
Makah
Massachusett

Plus, know ALL the languages on the Native Languages of Oregon
page on this website, and what family they belong to.