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100

What is mainly made up of hills and flat, grassy stretches of land?

Prairies 

100

What types of shelters did they live in?

Teepees 

100

Choose the correct group: men, boys, women, girls


Fought in wars, could serve as keeper of the people's history and stories  

Men 

100

The ____ _____ stretch from the Mississippi River to the Atlantic Ocean. It is covered in a thick forest. 

Eastern Woodland 

100

____ homes were usually made of wattle (twigs and branches woven together to make the house frame) and a daub (sticky substance like mud or clay)

Cherokee 

200

The ___ _____ region covers a huge area of land that spreads from Canada south to Texas, and from the Rocky Mountains east to North Dakota, Nebraska and Oklahoma. 

The Great Plains 

200

What did they wear to help protect their feet from the rocky terrain?

Moccasins 

200

Choose the correct group: men, boys, women, girls


Learned to cook, sewed doll clothes and toy teepees  

Girls 

200
When people gathered, dried and stored the crops for winter. After the _____, they let the land rest for several years before replanting the crops. 

Harvest 

200

Because of the differences in climate and terrain, people in the Northeast ate food unavailable to people in the Southeast. In the north people often relied on ______ more than crops. 

Fish  

300

Plains people depended on the ____ for more than just food. They used their hides to make clothes and shelter 

Buffalos 

300

What did explorers from Spain bring to the Americas that escaped and completely changed the way of life for the Plains people? 

Horses 

300

Choose the correct group: men, boys, women, girls


Responsible for educating the girls, cooked meals, set up and took down teepees 

Women 

300

Many people practiced a type of farming called _____ ____ ______. They cut down and burned the trees in the forest, and ash from the burned vegetation helped make the soil fertile. 

Slash-And-Burn 

300

The Iroquois lived mostly in what is now upstate ___________

New York

400

People moved to the region because of a ______ or a long period without rain. 

drought 

400

____ _____ were events held away from the villages where villagers and nomads would meet to trade.

Trade Fairs 

400

Choose the correct group: men, boys, women, girls 


Played games to sharpen their wrestling, hunting and shooting skills

Boys 

400

Each of the groups had its own unique customs and _______

Traditions 

400

The Iroquois depended on _______ and _______ for shelter. These were long rectangular homes built from young trees and covered with bark. 

Wigwams and Longhouses 

500

Buffalo were _____ or people who moved from place to place with no fixed residence. 

Nomads 

500

Large quantities of trade goods were transported on ______ which were round boats made from buffalo hide and willow reeds. 

Bullboats 

500

Choose the correct group: men, boys, women, girls 


Responsible for educating the boys, fought in wars, hunted buffalo 

Men

500

What 3 crops made up the "Three Sisters"?

Corn, beans and squash 

500

Almost all Iroquois property was controlled by ____ or groups of families who shared the same ancestor. 

Clans  

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