Missionaries
Swedish Lutheran missionary
John Campanius
tribe's name means "southerner"
Shawnee
Florida
Tallahassee
the second largest ocean
Atlantic Ocean
a flat or level area of land
plain
"Apostle to the Indians"
John Eliot
known for their burial mounds
Hopewell
Maine
Augusta
marshy area with tall grasses in southern Florida
Everglades
a narrow manmade channel of water
canal
Founded Rhode Island and America's first Baptist church
Roger Williams
the group of Indians who lived in the Everglades
Seminole
Delaware
Dover
largest known cave system in the world
Mammoth Cave
narrow opening between mountains
gap
Preacher to the Indians, rode horseback, died at age 29
David Brainard
known for longhouses
Iroquois
Rhode Island
Providence
a famouse narrow passageway between mountains used by pioneers as they traveled west
Cumberland Gap
a place where ships may anchor
harbor
Translator for David Brainard's preaching
Tattamy
kept a pictorial chronicle of their history
Delaware
Kentucky
Frankfort
an area that slopes from the eastern edge of the Appalachians to the Atlantic Coastal Plain
Piedmont Plateau
a river or creek that flows into a larger river
tributary