Native Americans of Early Indiana

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Which sentence is true? Options: In the 1900s, lots of Native American tribes moved to the state of Indiana. From the late1600s to early 1800s, Native American groups moved into land that would become Indiana. Native American groups never lived in our area.

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From the late1600s to early 1800s, Native American groups moved into land that would become Indiana.

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Which Native American group lived in what is now Northern Indiana? Options: Kickapoo, Shawnee, Potawatomi

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Potawatomi

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Why did the Miami tribe and others come to this area?

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good hunting, fishing, and farmland

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The Kickapoo worked hard to keep something out of their group. What was it?

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They didn't want European traders bringing new things.

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Many groups had clans. The Lenape expected this to happen when the men wanted to marry. What is it?

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A man would choose a woman from another clan to marry.

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What was a wigwam?

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a small round house covered in bark, animal skins, or mats of woven reeds

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If you were in the Rounded-Feet clan, what tribe were you in?

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Shawnee

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How did Native American groups adjust to weather changes from summer to winter?

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They moved to winter hunting camps in warmer areas so they could find food.

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The Kickapoo were the first to ____________.

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hunt on horseback

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What did the Potawatomi live in during the summer?

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longhouses