Algonquin
Where did the Algonquin find materials to build their wigwams?
In their environment
The name of the Iroquois shelter
Longhouse
What was the most important resource of the Plains Native Americans?
The Buffalo
A person's surroundings, such as the nature and climate
Environment
This piece of headwear made of eagle feathers was important to the NA of the Plains
A Headdress
Name a duty Algonquin children had
1. Plant crops in spring
2. Harvest crops in fall
3. Scared away birds eating crops
What crops made up "The Three Sisters"?
Corn, Beans, and Squash
What part of the buffalo was used to make spoons and other utensils?
Its horns
This is the way of life shared by a group of people.
Culture
How did "The Three Sisters" get their name?
They were planted in the same hole and grew like a family.
This large sled was used by the Algonquin in the winter.
Toboggan
Name one of the 4 ways in which oral storytelling was passed down in the Iroquois
Songs, Dances, Chants, and Poems
What two nature "ingredients" were needed to make beef jerky?
Sun and Wind to dry out the meat
This is to move from one place to another
Migration
Why did each NA group develop different cultures?
Because they lived in different environments/They were shaped by their environment.
What did the Algonquin use for medicine?
The healing power of plants
This haircut originated (came from) the Iroquois
The Mohawk
The journey 14 year old boys would take going from boyhood to manhood.
Vision Quest
This organization was created to encourage cooperation and discussion between tribes
The League of the Iroquois
The Algonquin and Iroquois had cultures that were similar in some ways because why?
They both lived in New York
This was the name of the Algonquin government
The Tribal Council
In the Iroquois, this woman was responsible for guiding the tribe and choosing its leaders
The Clan Mother
Tribes were broken up into this, groupings of about 100 people
Bands
The practice of growing crops and taming animals is called
Domestication
Name any 2 of the 5 tribes in the League of the Iroquois
Cayuga, Onondaga, Mohawk, Seneca, and Oneida