Geography
NY Landforms & Places
Native Americans
Environment & Culture
100

The U.S. state we focused on in this unit.

New York

100

Name 2 geographic features of NY state

mountains, forests, lakes, rivers, cities

100

The name of the Native American group that mostly lived in NY State

The Haudenosaunee or Iroquois

100

The reason Native American groups settled in NY  State

It had many landforms that were useful

200

The name of a large waterfall found in New York State.

Niagra Falls

200

Name one lake in NY state

Lake Erie, Lake Ontario, Lake Champlain, Finger Lakes...

200

The traditional form of transportation Algonquian tribes used to travel on rivers and lakes

Canoes

200

Name 1 way villagers used forests

Hunting, shelter,  gathering wood for shelter/shelter materials

300

The name of the island we live on that is connected to New York City 

Long Island

300

Name a mountain region in NY that begins with the letter "A"

Adirondack Mountains

300

A sport that comes from Native American traditions that children still play today

Lacrosse

300

Name 1 way children helped in a Native American village

Boys - chores, hunt/fish; Girls - tended gardens, sewed, cooked

400

Name the country that borders NY state

Canada

400

This is the capital of NY

Albany

400

Name 2 roles of Native American men

Hunting, fishing, making tools, making weapons, skinning animals, cutting up meat

400

Name 1 way the environment helped people meet their basic needs 

Growing crops, hunting, or using wood for shelter

500

Name 2 states that border NY

Pennsylvania, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey

500

Name the direction you would travel to get from NY city to Niagara Falls

North

500

Name 2 roles of Native American women

Grew vegetables, gathered nuts and berries, cooked, cleaned animal skins, made clothes, cared for children, ground corn

500

How did the Haudenosaunee choose their leaders?

The women in the clans select them

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