Geography
the location where Washington and his men spent a harsh winter
Valley Forge
famous for their weaving of rugs
Navajo
the largest freshwater lake
Lake Superior
constructed the first American flag
Betsey Ross
invited to the first Thanksgiving
Wampanoag
the highest waterfall in North America
Yosemite Falls
lived in longhouses
Iroquois
the world's largest inland seaway
St. Lawrence Seaway
people who wanted to Separate from the Church of England
Separatists
famous Shoshone who guided Lewis and Clark
Sacagawea
the largest river in the U.S.
Mississippi R.
known for their burial mounds
Hopewell
deepest lake in the U.S.
Crater Lake
rode from Boston to warn of the British attack
Paul Revere
largest tribe int he U.S. today
Cherokee
the most prominent landform in eastern North America
Appalachian Mountains
This tribe's name means "southerner"
Shawnee
Where General Lord Cornwallis surrendered the British to Washington
Yorktown
said to have contributed the most work at the Constitutional Convention
James Madison
Joseph Brant translated portions of the Scripture into the language of this native American tribe
Mohawk
Canada's highest peak
Mt. Logan
kept a pictorial chronicle of the history and traditions of North America
Delaware
John Cabot was the first modern explorer to reach the mainland of what continent
North America
"Give me liberty or give me death"
Patrick Henry
the Native American group from which Sacagawea came
Shoshone