ðŸđ CATEGORY 1: FIRST AMERICANS
🧑‍🔎 CATEGORY 2:BE AN ARCHAEOLOGIST
🍂 CATEGORY 3: ALGONQUIN LIFE
🛖 CATEGORY 4: HOMES, FOOD & TOOLS
ðŸŠķ CATEGORY 5: IROQUOIS
100

These were the first people to live in North America.

The First Americans.

100

Archaeologists study these objects left behind by people in the past.


Artifacts.

100

Algonquin families lived in these portable homes.

Wigwams

100

This was the cone-shaped or rounded home used by many Algonquin families.


A wigwam

100

The Iroquois lived in these large homes that could house several families.


Longhouses

200

First Americans that moved from place to place to find food, water, and shelter.

Migration

200

An archaeologist might find this object to learn what people used for hunting.


A spear

200

Algonquin people used these boats to travel on rivers and lakes.

Canoes

200

These were used to help Algonquin people travel across waterways.

Canoes

200

The Iroquois lived in this region of what is now New York State.


The Northeast/Woodlands region?


300

First Americans that hunted animals and gathered plants to survive.

Hunting and Gathering

300

Archaeologists carefully dig through this to uncover artifacts.


Soil/Earth

300

Algonquin people moved during different seasons to find food and resources.


Seasonal migration/movement

300

Algonquin people depended on the environment for these things.

Food, water, shelter, and materials

300

The Iroquois depended on farming, hunting, and gathering for these.

Food and Resources

400

This huge period of freezing temperatures occurred thousands of years ago.


Ice Age

400

If you found pieces of wood shaped into paddles, what might you infer people used them for?

Canoeing/Traveling by Canoe

400

During this season, Algonquin people could hunt and gather certain foods as they became available.

Spring

400

If a community lived near a river, what resource would be especially useful for transportation and obtaining food?

Water/The River

400

This was an important crop grown by the Iroquois.

Corn

500

During the Ice Age, people could travel across this land bridge connecting Asia and North America.


Beringia

500

Why are artifacts important to archaeologists?


They provide clues about how people lived in the past

500

Why did the Algonquins change where they lived during different seasons?


To find food and use the resources available during each season

500

Why did Native American groups develop different ways of living?

They adapted to the environment and resources where they lived

500

What is one major difference between an Algonquin wigwam and an Iroquois longhouse?

Wigwams were smaller homes for families, while longhouses were much larger and could house several families