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What are the Lenni Lenape and Nanticoke? 

Woodland Indians

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Who were the Eastern Woodland Indians?  

These people lived east of the Allegheny Mountains. They lived in villages and hunted, fished, and gathered, and farmed. They made pottery. The Lenni Lenape and Nanticoke were part of this group.

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What is culture? 

How a group of people live.

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Random!!!!!!!! Who is the richest person in the world and what company do they own? 

Jeff Bezos, Amazon. 

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What are Mound Builders? 

Mound builders lived around the Mississippi River. They built mounds which of some were shaped like animals. Some used the mounds to bury their dead. They were farmers, made jewelry, and traded with other native people.

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What is a wigwam? 

 A shelter or a home for one family...

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What are legends? 

These are important to Native American history. They tell how the Earth came to be, answered questions about nature, and told of the spirits and animals coming to help people. The legends were passed down from one generation to another. 

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What is adobe? 

Heavy Clay mixed with straw and baked in the sun. 

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RANDOM!!! What continent has the country Djibouti? 

Africa

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Random!!!!! What country beat the U.S. in the 2015 World Cup?  (Soccer/Women's) 

Japan 

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Who were the Paleo Indians?

 The first people who lived in Delaware. They hunted mastodons and mammoths.

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What are artifacts? 

Artifacts help us study history. They help us learn about people of the past. They are clues left behind that tell us about the people long ago. Artifacts include old tools, weapons, pottery, and bones, and can be found in fire pits burial sites, and trash pits. 

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What is a nomad? 

A person who moves all the time to find shelter and food. 

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Where did Mound Builders bury the dead. 

In big hills of dirt or mounds. 

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What is a Native? 

A native is being born in a place. 

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What is a longhouse?

A shelter or a home for families. Aunts, uncles, parents, grandparents, siblings.

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What was the first weapon used by humans and one of the last weapons used by the Native Americans? 

The first weapon used by humans was a spear, then the atlatl. The last weapons used by Native Americans was the bow and arrow. 
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What is a vision quest? 

A vision quest is a journey a 12 or 13-year-old boy would take to find his guardian spirit to protect him. He went into the forest without food or water and he prayed for his guardian spirit to protect him. The spirit might appear as an eagle, wolf, or other parts of nature. From then on his spirit would guide or protect him. 

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What is a cradleboard? 

A board covered with soft animal skins for a baby. 

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What were the Anasazi Indians known for? 

Baskets and Pottery

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who hunted with the spear and the atlatl, nets, and bola? They were nomads

 Archaic Indians

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What is a wampum? 

Tiny shells strung together like beads used as money or a sign of trust. 

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Who were the Anasazi Indians? 

The Anasazi Indians lived in the Southwest. They made pottery and baskets, made their home out of adobe, farmed corn and beans. 

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What was one of the new tools of the Archaic Indians?  

Atlatl 

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What are moccasins? 

Native American footwear made of animal skins. 

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