Packet 1: Bonus 14

This state’s flagship university relinquished over 10,000 remains in 2024 after long maintaining that they were “culturally unidentifiable.” For 10 points each:
[10m] A city in what state is named for a Muskogean-speaking cacique (“ka-SEEK”) who fought against Hernando de Soto? The “Province of Pafalaya” in what is now this state included the pre-colonial trade center of Moundville.
ANSWER: Alabama [accept the University of Alabama] (The city is Tuscaloosa, named after the cacique Tuskaloosa.)
[10h] Seven Muskogean-speaking tribes established continuity with Moundville to make the largest-ever claim under this 1990 act. Maria Pearson lobbied for this act, which mandates the return of “cultural items” to affiliated native peoples.
ANSWER: NAGPRA [or the North American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act]
[10e] Moundville was a settlement of this pre-colonial culture centered on a Midwestern river valley. The museum at Dickson Mounds controversially displayed open graves from this culture, which also encompassed Cahokia.
ANSWER: Mississippian culture [accept Mississippi culture]
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