Geography &
Early Humans
Vocabulary
Cultural Regions
Haudenosaunee Confederacy
Miscellaneous
100

Write down at least FIVE geographic features.

Moutains, Valleys, Deserts, Hills, Plateaus, Plains, Volcanoes, Rivers, Lakes, Streams, Bays, Islands, AND MANY MORE

100

A society where women held all the power, made important decisions, and appointed representative.

Matriarchal Society

100

This region is characterized by is grassy flat lands, and is home to many herds of buffalo which the Native Americans followed for food and resources.

Plains Region

100

What kind of homes did the Haudenosaunee and Natives of the Eastern Woodlands live in?

Longhouse

100

Which Cultural Region does present-day New York reside in today?

The Eastern Woodlands

200

How are geography & climate different?

Geography is the study of the physical land, while climate is the long-term temperature and weather trends in a given area.

200

A type of government where people choose leaders to make decisions and laws on their behalf.

Representative Government

200

This region is heavily forested and full of many rivers. As a result, the Native Americans who lived here relied on fishing as their main source of food.

Northwest Coast Region

200

What was the Great Law of Peace & what did it create?

The Great Law of Peace was a government that united the Five Nations in an alliance, creating the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.

200

What is the name of that weird gadget Mr. Flood uses to wake up sleeping students?

The Sonic Screwdriver

300

Why did the first humans cross the Bering Strait from Asia to the Americas?

They were nomadic hunters following herds of animals.

300

New unified government created by the Five Nations under the Great Law of Peace.

Haudenosaunee Confederacy

300

This region had fertile soil and plenty of rainfall, which made it excellent for farming. The Natives who lived here were farmers who grew corn, beans, & squash.

Southeast Region

300

According to the Haudenosaunee Creation Myth, who helped to create the world as we know it?

Sky Woman, Sea Animals, Big Turtle, Sapling, & Flint.

300

What does the word Haudenosaunee mean?

People of the Longhouse

400

What is the first thing Mr. Flood always suggest you do when you see a map in your packet or on a test?

Draw and label the compass rose!
400

The ability to change or adjust to one's enviornment.

Adaptation

400

This region is heavily forested and has a temperate climate. The Natives who lived here built massive homes called longhouses to house the entire extended family.

Eastern Woodlands
400
What are TWO similarities between the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the United States government? BE SPECIFIC

Both have a representative government, and both have different levels of government.

400

What are THREE specific ways Natives of the Plains region used parts of the buffalo?

Bones to make weapons, hide to make clothing & teepees, meat for food, dung for fuel, skull for religious rituals, hair for rope, internal organs for bowls, horns for ladels and rattles, etc.

500

What are TWO pieces of evidence which historians use to support the Land Bridge Theory?

Fossilized plants covered in ash from a volcano that erupted during the Ice Age.

Clovis arrowheads found buried on both sides of the Bering Strait.

500

Physical traits of the Earth. Can include mountains, rivers, deserts, etc.

Geographic Feature

500

This region was defined by hot deserts and mesas. The Natives who lived here built homes out of sun-died mud bricks to keep cool in the brutal heat.

Southwest Region

500

Identify ALL Five Nations of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.

Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, & Mohawk

500

Who was the first villain Scooby Doo & his friends ever unmasked?

The Black Knight