Chapter 2 Lesson 6: The Eastern Woodlands

Chapter 2 Lesson 6: The Eastern Woodlands

by Carolyn Slover

Multiple Choice

The people of the Eastern Woodlands had many uses for _____.

• sap

• trees

• sugar

• nuts

Multiple Choice

palisades

• wall built to protect villages from enemies and wild animals.

• clearing fields and growing crops

• fish as fertilizer

• farm fields

Multiple Choice

slash and burn

• wall built to protect villages from enemies and wild animals.

• clearing fields and growing crops

• fish as fertilizer

• farm fields

Multiple Choice

What two main language groups were in the Eastern Woodlands?

• Hopis and Navajos

• Inuits and Chinooks

• Algonquian and Iroquoian

Multiple Choice

Beaver skins were used to make their homes.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

wigwam

• bark covered shelter

• string of beads cut from sea shells

• long wooden building that many families lived in

• a loose group of governments

Multiple Choice

wampum

• bark covered shelter

• string of beads cut from sea shells

• long wooden building that many families lived in

• a loose group of governments

Multiple Choice

longhouse

• bark covered shelter

• string of beads cut from sea shells

• long wooden building that many families lived in

• a loose group of governments

Multiple Choice

confederation

• bark covered shelter

• string of beads cut from sea shells

• long wooden building that many families lived in

• a loose group of governments working together

Multiple Choice

A council is a group that makes laws.

• true 

• false