JOBS
Name 3 jobs of the women
Grow/gather crops
Cook
Watch Children
Make Clothes
Name 4 animals the Abenaki hunted or fished?
Bear, deer, moose, turkey, salmon, eel, clams, etc.
Name the 2 types of homes the Abenaki lived in.
Wigwam
Longhouse
For warmth, the Abenaki would line their moccasins, homes, and clothes with _________.
Fur
The Abenaki can be found where?
Northeast
New England
NH/Maine
Name 3 jobs of the men
Hunt
Fish
Build
War
Chief
What are the 3 sisters?
Corn
Beans
Squash/pumpkin
Abenaki always settled their homes near __________.
Water (river, ocean, pond)
____________ was used to make canoes and containers.
Birch bark
Maize
A boy would journey into the woods to find his _________.
Guardian Spirit
The sap they tapped from the maple trees was used for what 2 things?
Syrup
Sugar
Abenaki longhouses were as large as:
A. school
B. classroom
C. parking lot
D. gym
classroom
Name 3 ways the Abenaki traveled.
By foot
By canoe
By snowshoe
What does the word Abenaki mean?
Dawn Land People
What would the Abenaki do to strengthen their muscles?
Wrestle
Swim
_________ were fence/net like structures used to catch fish.
Weir
Explain 2 features of the roof of a wigwam.
Curved for snow
Hole for fire smoke
Name two ways the women changed the color of their clothing.
Dyed with berries
Tan in sunlight
What killed many Abenaki in the 1700s?
diseases from colonists