The Catawba
The Catawba are also called “_____ people”
River
Cherokee villages usually had this protective wall around them.
Palisades
In the summer, the Yemassee lived in these beachside homes.
WigWams
The technique of weaving branches and sealing them with clay and grass is called what?
Wattle and Daub
The smallest region, characterized by mountains, forests, and waterfalls.
The Blue Ridge
This was the Catawba’s main method of making laws and decisions.
The Council House
Cherokee summer homes were called these.
Longhouses
The Yemassee were different from other tribes because their diet included this.
ShellFish
corn, beans, and squash are grown together is called what?
3 sister technique
Includes barrier islands, sand dunes, and harbors, and is known for tourism and beaches.
Coastal Zone
Name the three main crops grown by the Catawba.
corn, beans, and squash
Name two main rivers or lakes important to the Cherokee in SC.
Lake Jocassee and Lake Keowee
This 1715 conflict is the most famous event involving the Yemassee.
Yamasee War
villages were usually built near what natural feature?
Rivers
an isolated hill or mountain that stands above a surrounding plain
Monadnock
The Catawba were especially known for making these clay objects.
Catawba Bowls/ Pottery
Which was more powerful in Cherokee government — the chief or the council?
The Council
The Yemassee originally migrated from this state before coming to South Carolina.
Flordia
Besides food and transportation, name one other benefit rivers provided.
Water for drinking, bartering, bathing
an imaginary line where the water drops rapidly from the higher land to lower land(causes rushing water and rapids
Fall Line
The Catawba primarily claimed which SC region
The Piedmont Region
Cherokee villages typically had between how many homes?
50-100
Much of what we know about the Yemassee comes from this type of archeological site.
Burial Mounds
What method did tribes use to drive animals out while hunting?
Fire
Which River Basin Borders Georgia on the West boarder of the state
Savannah River