Cherokee Culture and Lifestyle

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Territory

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The Cherokee traditionally lived in the southeastern United States, including parts of Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama.

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Homes

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Wattle-and-daub houses built using wooden frames covered with woven branches and mud.

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Economy

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The Cherokee relied on farming (growing corn, beans, and squash), hunting (deer and turkey), gathering, and trading goods like deerskins, jewelry, and food.

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Ceremonies and Spirituality

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The Cherokee held this to mark important events, like harvests and changes in seasons.

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Community

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Cherokee villages often had a central council house where important meetings and ceremonies took place.

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Lifestyle

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The Cherokee were skilled artisans, crafting pottery, baskets, and tools.