North Carolina Natives

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The first Native Americans to make their way to NC were: Catawba, Paleo, Tuscarora, Cherokee

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Paleo

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The Paleo Indians used a special hunting tool that made them throw more accurate and with more force, this is called:

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atlatl

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Paleo Indians came up with a farming technique called:

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three sisters

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Three sisters are: corn, broccoli, and beets; beans, peas and pears; corn, beans and potatoes; corn, beans and squash

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corn, beans and squash

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Algonquian Indians moved into the

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Coastal Plains

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The Coastal plains is a good place to live because it has:

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good, warm climate; a large variety of food sources; long growing season.

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The house that is made with long, flexible saplings built in a U shape is called a

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longhouse

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The house that Algonquians made with long, skinny twigs and covered in birch bark mats in a dome shape

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wigwam

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The performance that has traditional dances and cultural celebrations in Waccamaw tribes is called

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powwow

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The Algonquians have a village protected by a fence. What is this fence called?

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palisade