WI History
Effigy Mounds
Vocabulary Terms
Cultural Assimilation
WI Tribes
100

What was traded between European settlers and Native Americans?

Fur

100

What are effigy mounds made out of?

Dirt, clay, sand, stones.
100

"Indigenous"

originating first, native

100

Who forced the Native Americans to assimilate?

European settlers

100

Name TWO reasons why Native American tribes usually settle by a body of water.

Safety/protection, drinking, cooking/cleaning, natural boundary, trade, transportation
200

About when was the Wisconsin government established?

1770s

200

In what part of WI are most effigy mounds located?

Southern WI

200

"Tribe"

families/communities who share a common culture and language

200

About how many years ago did Native Americans arrive in WI?

About 1,500 years ago

300
Name one of the countries that the European settlers came from?

England, France

300

What are effigy mounds most often shaped like?

Animals

300

"Treaty"

a formal agreement between governments

300

Where were Native American children sent in order to be exposed to European culture?

Boarding schools

300

What do the Native Americans use in order to boost their economy?

Casinos, gambling

400

Which WI tribe was forced out of 11,600 square miles of land?

Menominee

400

Name TWO purposes of effigy mounds.

Human burial, marking a territory.

400

In order to expose Native Americans to European culture, the settlers passed a law that offered the Natives relocation to urban areas and ____________________.

Job training

400

How many tribes live in WI today?

Eleven

500

In what year did WI natives first encounter settlers?

A) 1902

B) 1634

C) 1776

B) 1634

500

What is the name of the famous effigy mound located in the state of Ohio?

Great Serpent Mound


500

"Sovereignty"

self-governing state

500

Define "cultural assimilation."

When one group's culture and language begins to resemble another group's
500

Name all THREE of the Native American tribes that we studied.

Potawotomi, Menominee, Ho Chunk