Vocabulary
Adapting
Customs/Life
Facts
Facts
100
An event that marks a special day or season.
What is ceremony?
100
To use the resources are around you to survive (live).
What is adapt?
100
Native Americans did not use money they exchanged one good or service for another. This is called __________.
What is trade?
100
In 1492, Christopher Columbus and his crew brought this to the Native Americans of North America.
What is disease?
100
The item made to tell parts of Iroquois history and treaties.
What is wampum?
200
Ways groups of people have of doing things.
What is customs?
200
The homes of Early Native American tribes from the desert, like the Hopi.
What are peublos?
200
Before written language, Native Americans children learned about their culture through _________.
What is stories?
200
Native Americans living in the woodlands hunted this animal.
What is deer?
200
Name of this wampum.
What is the Two Row Wampum?
300
To trade without using money.
What is barter?
300
The material peublo homes are made from.
What is adobe bricks or clay bricks?
300
How Early Native American tribes solved problems and made rules.
What is government?
300
Native Americans living in the plains hunted this animal.
What is buffalo or bison?
300
Name this wampum.
What is The George Washington Belt?
400
Independent.
What is sovereign?
400
The houses of the Early Woodland Native Americans from the northeast.
What are longhouses?
400
Coming together in peace the five (and later six) Iroquois nations formed the __________.
What is the Iroquois Confederacy?
400
Name the three sisters.
What are corns, beans, and squash?
400
Name this wampum.
What is the Hiawatha Belt?
500
The way a community produces and uses good and services.
What is economy?
500
The Native Americans who lived in tipis lived where?
Where is the plains?
500
An older person with a high rank in a tribe's government.
What is an elder?
500
Native Americans did not use money to buy things but some used __________.
What is shells?
500
The timeline in The First People Magazine discribed how Native Americans and early settlers
a) worked together in peace
b) did not know each other existed
c) had conflict over land
c) had conflict over land