ReTake Native Americans and Vocab (9/5/2025) (9/8/2025)

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ReTake Native Americans and Vocab (9/5/2025) (9/8/2025)

Last updated 6 months ago

11 questions

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What were the primary crops of the Eastern Woodlands natives called?

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Which tribe was nomadic? (Moved where they lived based on seasons)

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Which tribe called themselves "The Real People" ?

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These two tribes used wattle and daub to construct their homes.

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The ___________ were called "The River People" .

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The mountains is where this tribe settled.

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This tribe lived along the coastal region of South Carolina.

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This tribe settled in the piedmont area of South Carolina.

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A wigwam was the one and only home this tribe lived in.

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A shaman or medicine man was part of this tribe

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

What were the primary crops of the Eastern Woodlands natives called?

Which tribe was nomadic? (Moved where they lived based on seasons)

Which tribe called themselves "The Real People" ?

These two tribes used wattle and daub to construct their homes.

The ___________ were called "The River People" .

The mountains is where this tribe settled.

This tribe lived along the coastal region of South Carolina.

This tribe settled in the piedmont area of South Carolina.

A wigwam was the one and only home this tribe lived in.

A shaman or medicine man was part of this tribe

Match the term with its definition.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Potlatch		Moving from place to place in search of food or resources.
Adaptation		A group of Native Americans sharing a common language, culture, and leadership.
Longhouse		The beliefs, traditions, and way of life of a group of people.
Tribe		A family group within a tribe that traces descent from a common ancestor.
Maize		A large wooden house used by some Eastern Woodlands tribes.
Oral Tradition		A small, round shelter made of wood and bark used by some Native groups.
Culture		A ceremonial feast among Northwest Coast tribes involving gift-giving.
Wigwam		Another word for corn; a staple crop for many Native American societies.
Nomadic		The practice of passing down stories, history, and beliefs by word of mouth.
Clan		How Native Americans adjusted their lifestyle to fit their environment.

Match the term with its definition.

Potlatch

Moving from place to place in search of food or resources.

Adaptation

A group of Native Americans sharing a common language, culture, and leadership.

Longhouse

The beliefs, traditions, and way of life of a group of people.

Tribe

A family group within a tribe that traces descent from a common ancestor.

Maize

A large wooden house used by some Eastern Woodlands tribes.

Oral Tradition

A small, round shelter made of wood and bark used by some Native groups.

Culture

A ceremonial feast among Northwest Coast tribes involving gift-giving.

Wigwam

Another word for corn; a staple crop for many Native American societies.

Nomadic

The practice of passing down stories, history, and beliefs by word of mouth.

Clan

How Native Americans adjusted their lifestyle to fit their environment.