1. an increased variety of products
5. Wilma _______: first woman Principal Chief of the Cherokees
8. economic or military coercive measures
9. a product controlled by one party
11. Jerome _______: Native American painter and sculptor
13. Governor who pressed for tax increase to support schools and highway construction
16. ceremonies
17. becoming worldwide
18. Shannon _______: Olympic gymnast
20. sharp increase in prices
22. greeted enthusiastically
23. Reba _______: country-western singer and actress
26. Gene ______: cowboy actor and singer
28. an advocate of free enterprise and private business
29. Jim _______: Sac and Fox Indian who was a star in baseball, football and track and field
30. a contraction of the economy
32. became involved in a perplexing or troublesome situation
33. won Pulitzer Prize for his novel House Made of Dawn

1. Angie ________: historian who focused on Oklahoma's Native Americans
2. Ralph _______: African-American writer, teacher and lecturer
3. a sentimental song
4. Mickey _______: member of the Baseball Hall of Fame
6. to divide into districts for voting purposes
7. lacking sufficient quantity
10. Charles Banks _______: his portraits of Jim Thorpe and Sequoyah are displayed in the State Capitol
12. Woody _______: singer and songwriter
14. to impose or collect
15. holding steady
19. Maria ________: Native American ballerina
21. Barry ________: Heisman Trophy winner and NFL star
22. cultural traditions
24. take advantage of
25. Governor during recession of 1970s
27. a large central area of a building
31. grand historical tale