Geography
Homes & Daily Life
Food & Farming
Government & Leaders
Cause & Effect
100

What was the land bridge called?

Beringia

100

What were pueblos made from?

adobe

100

What were the Three Sisters?

Corn, beans, and squash

100

What is a confederacy?

An alliance of groups working together

100

What caused Native Americans to migrate to North America?

Following animals and crossing Beringia

200

Why was the Southwest dry?

It had a desert climate with little rainfall.

200

What were wigwams made from?

wood and bark

200

Why were the Three Sisters important?

They helped each other grow and provided food.

200

Why was the Haudenosaunee Confederacy formed?

To create peace among tribes

200

Why did conflicts happen between Native Americans and Europeans?

Competition for land and different beliefs about land ownership

300

Why did Eastern Woodlands tribes build longhouses?

Because the region had many forests and wood.

300

Why were chickees built raised off the ground?

To stay cool and avoid flooding

300

What is a harvest?

Gathering crops

300

What is a sachem?

A Native American chief or leader

300

Why were villages built near rivers?

Water for farming and travel

400

How did geography affect homes in different regions?

Tribes used materials available in their environment.

400

Why did farming allow people to build permanent homes?

They stayed in one place to grow crops

400

How did farming change Native American life?

It allowed permanent settlements and villages.

400

Why did the Haudenosaunee become stronger after forming a confederacy?

They worked together and made shared decisions

400

What effect did farming have on population growth?

More stable food supply allowed populations to grow

500

Why did farming develop more in some regions than others?

Some regions had better soil and climate for growing crops.

500

Compare longhouses and pueblos.

Longhouses were wooden homes in forests; pueblos were adobe homes in dry areas.

500

Why would hunter-gatherers move often?

To follow animals and find food.

500

How did the American Revolution affect the Haudenosaunee?

They lost land and power after siding with the British.

500

How did geography influence government systems?

Groups in large forest areas formed alliances for protection and cooperation.

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