Unit 3 The Eastern Woodlands of the Northeast

Front

Which tribes would be most likely to build longhouses and live in them?

Back

Iroquois tribes

Front

What was the name given to the staple crops farmed by the Peoples of the Northeast, such as corn, beans, and squash?

Back

Three Sisters

Front

What was the dome shaped house called that tribes near the Great Lakes lived in?

Back

Wigwam

Front

Some tribes of the Eastern Woodlands lived in longhouse near the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. How many families would live in one longhouse dwelling?

Back

up to 10 families

Front

One of the Eastern Woodland nations of the Northeast region had a treaty that included what?

Back

“Great Law of Peace”

Front

What is a dodem in Ojibwe culture?

Back

determined how members of a clan should behave

Front

The Eastern Woodlands nations had a belief system where priests performed. What was this society called?

Back

Grand Medicine Society

Front

What is the Seventh Generation Principle?

Back

The Seventh Generation Principle is a belief that decisions should consider their effects on the next seven generations.

Front

What was used to make the beads for a Wanpam belt? Options: Wooden pieces, Glass fragments, Plastic beads, Shells, particularly clams shells.

Back

Shells, particularly clams shells.

Front

The Eastern Woodlands men had a unique way of showing which nation they belonged to? What was it? Options: Unique hunting techniques, Specific musical instruments, Traditional dance styles, Distinctive clothing such as hats

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Distinctive clothing such as hats