Questions LLC
Login
or
Sign Up
Ask a New Question
Geography
States
Oklahoma
What does the name Oklahoma mean?
1 answer
The name "Oklahoma" is derived from two Choctaw words: "okla" meaning "people" or "tribe," and "humma" meaning "red" or "red people." Therefore, the name can be interpreted to mean "red people" or "red tribe."
You can
ask a new question
or
answer this question
.
Related Questions
1. What event led to an economic boom in oklahoma after World war 1?
A. Farmers increasing the size of their crops. B. The
Which of the following states shares a border with Texas?
(1 point) Responses Oklahoma Oklahoma California California Florida
Which state does NOT share a border with Arkansas? (1 point)
Responses Oklahoma Oklahoma Louisiana Louisiana Kansas Kansas
Explain how Oklahoma society changed after World War II. In your answer, include changes in population, education,
The Trail of Tears
Question 1 According to this map, which of these statements is CORRECT? Responses A Native Americans tribes
When did Choctaw join oklahoma
What river forms much of the boundary between Oklahoma and Texas?
We were having a discussion while watching the weather channel. If portions of Oklahoma have temperatures from the 30's to the
what did they pay coal miners in oklahoma who were immigrants from out of country in the early settlement days of oklahoma?
the history of the Oklahoma tree, flower, & rock!!! HELP
This site has the information you need.
