Vocab #1
What term describes a scientist who studies artifacts to learn how people lived in the past?
Archeologist
__________ is an agreement between two or more people groups to work together in doing something.
Alliance
How did Native Americans get their food?
Hunted, Gathered, Farmed
___________ is a long wooden building in a Native American village in which many related families lived.
Longhouse
What were two different things that mounds were used for?
Rituals
Burial Sites
___________ is to trade goods or services for other goods and services without using money.
Barter
_______________ is a religious leader who is believed to heal the sick and control events.
Shaman
Name 5 different items that Native Americans HUNTED.
Bears, Geese, Ducks, Deer, Rabbits
____________is a rounded Native American home in which just one family lived.
WigWam
Name 4 different Native American Tribes that lived in Ohio.
Mingo, Shawnee, Seneca, Delaware, Ottawa, Miami
What is the term for a pile of Earth made by humans?
Mound
_________ is a store in an unsettled area where trading and bartering was done.
Trading Post
Name 4 different items that Native Americans FARMED.
Corn, Squash, Beans, Pumpkins
What homes were used mostly out West with nomads that were easy to transport?
Teepees
What items did Native Americans receive through trading with the Europeans?
__________ is a common practice.
Custom
Migrate
Name 5 things that Native Americans GATHERED.
Mushrooms, Nuts, Berries, Water, Dandelions
About how many families would live in a longhouse?
About 20.
What is the name of the famous mound near Cincinnati that the Fort Ancient tribe made?
Serpent Mound
_________ is an object made or used by people who lived in the past.
Artifact
A group of people who meet to talk and make decisions is called a ___________.
Council
In tribes, who was in charge of farming and who was in charge of hunting?
Hunting = men
Farming = women
What type of home would Native Americans move into during the winter season?
WigWam
How did the term "buck" come about?
Native Americans would trade "buckskin" and then they started to call money a "buck".