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Native American Eastern Tribes
Eastern Terms to Know
geography terms
capitals
Facts
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Early but advanced Native American civilization that build large burial mounds
Hopewell
100
national bird chosen for the US
Bald eagle
100
a narrow opening especially through a mountain
gap
100
Florida
Tallahassee
100
Most prominent landform in eastern North America extending 1500 miles from Canada to Alabama
Appalician Mountains
200
Five tribes of this group of Native Americans formed the League of Five Nations
Iroquois
200
the low lying, marshy area of tall grasses and swarmp that was home to the Seminole tribe.
Everglades
200
a group or chain of many islands
archipelago
200
Maine
Agusta
200
largest known underground cave system int he world
Mammoth Caves
300
The name of this Native American tribe means "southerner"
Shawnee
300
The American holiday that is associated with the Wampanoags
Thanksgiving
300
point, a peice of land extending into the water
cape
300
Connecticut
Hartford
300
famous narrow passageway between mountains used y the pioneers as they traveled west
Cumberland Gap
400
The easternmost tribe of the Five Nations whose name means "man-eater"
Mohawk
400
the name of the beads made from quahog shells strung together and used as gifts by Native Americans
wampum
400
another name for a mountain peak
summit
400
Vermont
Montpelier
400
Second largest and the saltiest ocean
Atlantic
500
This highly civilized tribe kept a pictorial recond of thier history and traditions?
Delaware
500
the type of house built by the tribes of the League of Five Nations
longhouses
500
a river or creek which flows into a large river
tributary
500
Rhode Island and Delaware
RI (Providence) DE (Dover)
500
the area that slopes from the eastern edge of the Appalachians to the Atlantic Coastal Plain; most of the land is hilly and rolling
Piedmont Plateau