Language Legacy! (Language Groups & Locations)
Seasons of Survival! (Environment & Adaptation)
Digging Up the Past! (Archaeology & Sites)
Modern Tribes! (Contemporary Virginia Indians)
Cultural Connections! (Traditions & Heritage)
100

This language group was spoken primarily in the Tidewater region of Virginia.

What is Algonquian?

100

 Virginia's Indians are often referred to as this because of the abundant forests.

What are Eastern Woodland Indians?

100

Archaeologists study this type of evidence left from people of the past.

What is material evidence?

100

American Indians continue to live in this area of Virginia.

What is all parts of the state?

100

Virginia Indians maintain their cultural heritage through activities like drumming, singing, and this.

What is dance?

200

This language group was spoken primarily in the Piedmont region of Virginia.

What is Siouan?

200

This animal's skin was commonly used for clothing by Virginia Indians.

What is deerskin?

200

This large Indian town on the York River was Powhatan's headquarters in 1607.

What is Werowocomoco?


200

Many modern Virginia Indians practice ancient traditions and crafts while incorporating these.

What are new customs?

200

Artifacts such as these tell us a lot about the people who lived in Virginia.

What are arrowheads, pottery, and tools?

300

This language group was spoken in Southwestern Virginia and near what is today North Carolina.

What is Iroquoian?

300

 These three crops were commonly grown by Virginia Indians in the summer.

What are beans, corn, and squash?

300

This became the first permanent English settlement in North America.

What is Jamestown?

300

The current state-recognized American Indian tribes are located in these areas throughout Virginia.

What are regions throughout Virginia?

300

American Indians have always been closely connected to this.

What is the land?

400

The Powhatan were part of this language group.

What is Algonquian?

400

In the winter, Virginia Indians relied heavily on stored foods and this activity.

What is hunting?

400

Recovered artifacts from Jamestown give clues about the interactions between these three groups.

What are Indians, English, and Africans?

400

American Indian tribes hold these public festivals to teach about their culture.

What are powwows?

400

This is a way that Virginia Indians teach about their culture, past and present.

What is storytelling?

500

The Monacan were part of this language group.

What is Siouan?

500

Native peoples of the past made their homes using these kinds of resources.

What are natural resources?

500

The findings at Werowocomoco and Jamestown help us better understand this.

What is the past?

500

Modern Virginia Indians contribute to American society as these.

What are active citizens?

500

Virginia Indians continue to make these items.

What are art, jewelry, clothing, and crafts?

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