Vocabulary
Algonquians
Iroquois
Adaptations and Developments
Native Americans Today
100

Polished beads used in ceremonies by Iroquois and other Native Americans to represent certain ideas; also used in gift-giving and trading

Wampum

100

A ____________ is the name of the shelter used by the Algonquians.

Wigwam

100

A ________________ is the name of the shelter used by the Iroquois in which many related families lived.

Longhouse

100

An adaptation is a __________ made based on the environment.

Change

100

An area of land set aside for Native Americans to live on today

Reservation

200

A scientist who studies objects from the past to learn about cultures is called an _____________.

Archaeologist

200

The season of the year that Algonquians most frequently hunted in. 

Autumn

200

The male mentor, or "role-model"of the Iroquois was the ______________.

Chief

200
The development of ______________ made food predictable, which allowed permanent villages and settlements to be created.

Agriculture or Farming

200
The Iroquois nation that lived in the area we currently reside was the _____________.

Seneca

300

The practice of growing crops and raising animals for food is called ____________

Agriculture

300

Corn, squash, and ______________ were the crops that Native Americans harvested during Summer.

Beans

300

The _________________ is the head of a clan among the Iroquois people. They are responsible for selecting new chiefs.

Clan mother

300

Before agriculture, people were _________________, which means that they found food by both hunting animals and gathering plants, fruits and nuts.

Hunter-gatherer

300

The U.S. constitution has ideas pulled directly from the success of the Iroquois ___________.

League

400

A group of people who meet to talk and make decisions is a ____________

Council

400

Algonquians used animal _______________ to create their clothing.

Fur, Hides

400

____________ was the nickname for the man that Hiawatha worked with to bring peace to the warring Iroquois nations.

Peacemaker

400

A ___________ is a boat made by Algonquians using birch bark. This made the boat lightweight and easy to carry.

Canoe

400

True or False: Native American traditions, languages, and beliefs have been passed down and are still in use today.

True

500

A group of families who share the same ancestors is called a ____________

Clan

500

During the spring, Algonquian women would frequently pick this fruit.

Strawberries

500

When the 5 Iroquois nations came together in peace, they became the ________________.

Iroquois League

500

The _______________ is the theory that early Americans travelled to North America by following food during the Ice Age.

Land Bridge Theory

500

This sport was created by Native Americans and is still played today.

Lacrosse

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