These were the first people to live in Virginia
Who are Native Americans
This describes the places in the state that American Indians lived.
Two major obstacles that the Native Americans adapted to.
What is climate and environment?
This describes the climate of Virginia which leads to 4 different seasons.
The large place located on the York River used by Native Americans for a headquarters where leaders met.
What is Werowocomoco?
This man was the first person to explore the Americas
Who is Christopher Columbus
This is the correct number of language groups in Virginia.
What is three(3)?
Many Native Americans lived near these in order to fish, farm and travel.
What is rivers.
Many kinds of this are found all across the state(plants).
What is vegetation?
In 1607 Werocomoco was the headquarters for this Native American leader.
Who is Powhatan?
Christopher Columbus named the native people of the Americas this
What is Native Americans
This is language group resided primarily in the tidewater region
What is then Algonquian language group?
This is something that Native Americans did not believe in when talking about land.
What is land ownership?
These changed how the American Indians lived. For example, the food they ate and the clothes they wore.
What is seasons?
These are things that describe what Native Americans do today.
What is vote, hold office and work?
What is the Indies.
This language group resided in the Appalachian Plateau region.
What is the Iroquoian Language group?
Much of Virginia is covered with these.
What is forests?
During this season they harvested crops and hunted food to prepare for the winter.
What is fall?
Over time this about Native Americans has changed.
What is their culture?
Pottery, arrowheads and tools found that tell us a lot about native peoples are examples are called this correct term.
What is artifacts?
What is the Siouan Language group?
The great amount of forests in Virginia led the Natives to be known as this.
What is Eastern Woodland Indians?
The place where Native Americans tried to escape by hiding and living.
What is the Dismal Swamp?
These are ancient Native American Indian practice that are still upheld today.
What is crafts and traditions?