Native Americans in North Carolina

What is the most common animal that coexisted with the Paleo Indians?

• African Elephant

• Woolly Mammoth

• Giant Deer

• Buffalo

Why did the early Paleo Indians follow the large herds of animals?

• Large herds of animals were fun to follow and watch.

• They were in search of food.

• They found warmth and comfort in these large animals.

What would result from killing a large animal, such as a Woolly Mammoth?

• It would supply a large amount of meat, and it's bones and tusks would be used for making art, tools, and dwellings.

• Killing off part of the herd would make it easier to follow.

• A reward was given to the person who could make the kill.

What is the best definition of an atlatl?

• A book of maps or charts from around the world.

• A Native American name for a skilled spear thrower.

• A throwing device for a spear or a dart.

What did the Three Sisters consist of?

• corn, beans, and squash

• corn, squash, rice

• rice, potatoes, corn

• potatoes, squash, corn

How far back does Cherokee history go?

• 400 years

• 10,000 years

• 9,600 years

• 500 years

What is maize?

• corn

• a friendly greeting

• a game played by children

• squash

Which supports the fact that the Cherokee were one of the most powerful tribes in North Carolina?

• They were taller, stronger, and better hunters.

• They built their homes out of logs, bark, and clay.

• They passed down traditional stories and legends to their children.

Which is true about the roles of Cherokee men and women?

• The men governed the village. The women were chiefs of the village.

• The men were in charge of hunting and war. The women were in charge of farming and cooking.

• The men made all the social decisions. The women made all the political decisions.

Cherokee people lived in what type of home?

• tepees

• hogans

• villages

• wigwam