CHEROKEE
What traditional art involves making objects from clay?
Pottery.
What is another name for the Diné people?
Navajo.
In which U.S. state do many Tlingit people live?
Alaska.
What is another historical name for the Haudenosaunee?
Iroquois.
Which nation is known for the syllabary created by Sequoyah?
Cherokee.
What is the name of the Cherokee writing system?
The Cherokee syllabary.
What material is traditionally used in Diné weaving?
Wool or yarn.
What tall carved structures are associated with Tlingit traditions?
Totem poles (or crest poles).
What type of traditional house is associated with their name?
A longhouse.
Which nation is especially associated with weaving?
Diné (Navajo).
Who developed the Cherokee syllabary?
Sequoyah.
What is a traditional Diné home called?
A hogan.
What material is commonly used to carve traditional poles?
Wood.
How many nations form the Haudenosaunee Confederacy?
Which nation is associated with traditional carved crest poles?
Tlingit.
What does “Osiyo” mean in English?
Hello.
What can traditional carved poles communicate?
Clan histories, identities, and relationships.
What can traditional carved poles communicate?
Clan histories, identities, and relationships.
What are wampum belts made from?
Shell beads.
Which confederacy is known as the People of the Longhouse?
Haudenosaunee.
What was the forced removal of many Cherokee people called?
The Trail of Tears.
How many sacred mountains traditionally mark the Diné homeland?
Four.
True or False: All Native American nations traditionally made totem poles.
False.
Name TWO nations in the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
Any two: Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca, Tuscarora.
True or False: Native American nations have different languages, traditions, and histories.
True.