Culture
Food
Weapons/Tools
Shelter
Facts
100

How did the Cherokee's dress?

They wore deer skins

100

What did the Cherokee grow in their gardens?

Beans, squash, sunflowers, pumpkins, other crops

100

What were the tools that the Cherokee used made out of?

Stone

100

Where did the Chief or Priest Chief live?

On a mound overlooking the village.

100

What time period did the Cherokee live in?

800 CE to 1600 CE

200

Who made the final decisions in a family?

The women of the household.

200

What animal did the Cherokee hunt the most?

Deer

200

What kind of weapons did the Europeans trade with the Cherokee?

Guns

200

What were the Winter homes that the Cherokee lived in called?

Sweathomes

200

When the Europeans came what disease did many Cherokee die of?

Smallpox

300

Who were the Immortals?

Spirits who warned them about the Europeans gifts and the death they were going to bring.

300

How did the Cherokee capture fish?

They created v-shaped traps using rocks in the river to funnel fish into a woven basket.

300

What did the Cherokee make jewelry out of?

Shells, nuts, and carved beads.

300

What was the structure called that protected the Cherokee's villages?

Palisades

300

In what parts of the Southeast did the Cherokee live in?

Georgia, North and South Carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee.

400

What language did the Cherokee speak?

Iroquoian

400

True or False: They grew potatoes? 

True

400

What was the Trail of Tears?

When the Cherokee and other tribes had to relocate to Oklahoma and people died on the way.

400

Why did the Cherokee burn the edges of their roofs?

To prevent termites from eting it

400

What type of activities did they participate in?

Cherokee Women- farming

Men- hunted

Both- fished in rivers along the coast

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