Tools/Weapons
What tool/weapon did the Paleo-Indians use to hunt?
Spear
What were the Paleo-Indians homes like?
Besides hunting animals, what other food did the Paleo and Archaic Indians eat?
Nuts & berries (fruit)
Name 3 natural resources the Paleo-Indians used.
flint, bark(wood), water, stones, animals
Why did the Paleo-Indians have homes that were easy to put up and take down?
They moved around a lot to follow their prey.
Which tribe was the first to use the bow and arrow?
Woodland Indians
What are the two kinds of houses the Woodland Indians lived in?
Longhouses & Wigwams
What two animals did the Paleo-Indians hunt that soon became extinct?
Where do natural resources come from?
the Earth
What were the Woodland and Fort Ancient Indians known for building?
Mounds for ceremonies and to cover their dead
What were the spearheads and axes made of?
flint and granite
Archaic Indians had homes similar to the Paleo, what were they built next to and for what reason?
Their homes were built next to pits for storing their food
Name 3 animals the Archaic Indians hunted.
deer, elk, sheep, rabbits, fish
Besides flint, what two other resources did the Archaic Indians use?
granite and slate
Put the 4 Indian tribes in order starting with the oldest.
Paleo, Archaic, Woodland, Fort Ancient
Besides the bow and arrow, what other tools/weapons did the Woodland Indians use?
stone tools & bones
What kinds of houses did the Fort Ancient Indians live in?
Circular or rectangular houses
Which tribe was the first to plant crops?
What was the most important natural resource for the Paleo-Indians and what was it used for?
Flint. It was used to make their tools and spearheads for hunting.
What were the names of the 2 other tribes that made up the Woodland Period?
Adena & Hopewell
What is the specific name of the tool/weapon the Archaic Indians used?
Atlatl (spearthrower)
Besides the shape of their houses, how were the Fort Ancient homes arranged?
They lived in large villages protected by a wall and near the water.
What three foods were called the "three sisters"?
The Fort Ancient Indians made pipes out of what?
Stone and clay
What effect did farming have on the Woodland culture?
It allowed them to stay in one place longer.