Geography
Achievements
Politics
Social Structure
100

The most important natural resource for the eastern woodlands people. 

What is wood?

100

The two major language groups of the eastern woodlands peoples.

What is Iroquois and Algonquian?

100

The political group made up of various Eastern Woodland nations.

What is the Iroquois Confederacy? 

100

The group at the top of the social structure who inherited their role from their Mother.

Who are chiefs?

200

The geographical feature the tribes used to build their villages so they could see enemies approaching.

What are hills?

200

The building that held multiple generations of a families and had great cultural significant for the eastern woodlands peoples.

What are longhouses?

200

The number of tribes in the Confederacy? (Bonus point if you can name one of them).

What is five? Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, and the Seneca.

200

The name for older families members who were respected and held positions of honor. 

Who are elders? 

300

The three local vegetables that made up the "three sisters."

What are corn, beans, and squash?

300

The tall fences constructed to protect villages. 

What are palisades?

300

The confederacy was created to promote ... (name one of the three).

What is peace, prosperity,  and resolution of disputes.

300

Traditional jobs for men in woodland tribes. (Name one).

Hunting, Fishing, and Fighting.

400

The modern day state where the Confederacy was founded.

What is New York State?

400

Examples of inventions created by eastern woodlands peoples out of wood. (Name one).

Homes, canoes, fences, tools, and weapons. 

400

The type of government that the Confederacy was an example of.

What is a democracy? 

400

Traditionally held jobs for women in the eastern woodlands. (Name one).

What are planting/harvesting crops, cooking, making clothing and making moccasins. 

500

Region where the Algonquian nations lived. 

The Great Lakes region and Atlantic coast. 

500
The reason growing the three sisters together was important. (Name one).

What is they helped each other grow, protected each other from pest, were more sustainable when grown together, and yielded more food?

500

The attributes of a democracy that the Confederacy had. (Name one).

What is each tribe having one vote and the government being controlled by the people?

500

The name the eastern woodlands people use to refer to themselves. Bonus points if you know what it means.

What is Haudenosaunee or people of the longhouse in English?

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