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Vocabulary
Ohio's Early People
Iroquois, Mingo, and Wyandot
Map Skills
Delaware, Ottawa, Shawnee and Miami
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What is Urban?
Large city area.
100
Name the first people to live in Ohio?
Paleo-Indians.
100
Why are Historic Indians called historic?
They lived after written history.
100
Name Ohio's state capital?
Columbus.
100
Overtime the Miami became known as what?
One of the most powerful tribes in Ohio.
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Why is a nomad?
A person without a permanent home.
200
Where did the Adena Indians live?
Southern Ohio.
200
Define Legends?
Stories passed down over time.
200
What continent is Ohio located on?
North America.
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What rivers did the Ottawa Indians settle along?
The Maumee, Cuyahoga and Sandusky.
300
What is a plateau?
An area of high, flat land.
300
Where did the Hopewell Indians live?
Central and southern Ohio.
300
The mingo lived along what two rivers?
Scioto and Sandusky Rivers.
300
What is a land use map?
A map that shows hot the land of a state is used.
300
The Delaware decorated their clothing with what?
Feathers, copper, shells, and porcupine quills.
400
Define Algonquian?
A group of Native American tribes who spoke similar languages. .
400
The Archaic Indains fished and hunted what animals?
Bison, deer, and rabbits.
400
The Wyandot lived along what rivers?
Sandusky and Huron Rivers.
400
Name the intermediate directions?
NE, NW, SE, SW.
400
The Ottawa traded as far west as _____and as far east as ____.
Wisconsin(west) and Canada (east).
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Define Natural Regions?
An area made up of places that share the same natural features.
500
Compare and Contrast the Adena and Hopewell Indians?
Adena- smaller,used for burials. Same- both lived in Ohio, both built mounds Hopewell- larger, different shapes, used for religious ceremonies, social gatherings and trade centers.
500
Describe the Iroquois living arrangements?
The lived in longhouses and several families lived in each longhouse.
500
Name Ohio's 5 natural land regions?
Glaciated Appalachian, Unglaciated Appalachian Plateau, Till Plains, Lake Plains, and Bluegrass.
500
Describe Shawnee boys and girls?
Boys- played sports to help them become strong hunters Girls- played house to help them learn homemaking skills.