Eastern Woodland Test

Why did longhouses have openings in the top?

• So rain could get in
• To let smoke out
• To provide shelter for birds
• None of the above

Which of the following crops were essential to Native American agriculture?

• Beans, Cotton, Squash
• Beans, Squash, Corn
• Corn, Indigo, Pumpkins
• Rice, Corn, Squash

What types of transportation did the Native Americans use?

• buffalo jumping, canoes, and horses
• buffalo riding, walking and horses
• walking, canoes, and horses

What are the three sisters?

• corn, tomatoes, and okra
• squash, beans, and corn
• cucumbers pumpkins, and berries
• corn, squash, and nuts

Native Americans made most of their clothes out of 

• leaves
• grass
• cotton
• animal skin

They lived from the _____ to the _____.

• Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean
• Atlantic Ocean, Mississippi River

The Eastern Woodlands people were:

• Farmers

• Hunters and gatherers

• Both answers are correct

Together, the Iroquoian groups were known as:

• Five Seconds of Summer

• The Great Basin

• Maroon Five

• The Five Nations

Some Algonquian groups built longhouses similar to those of the Iroquois. Others built round, bark covered shelters called:

• ottawas

• palisades

• wigwams

• confederations

The Iroquois League of Five Nations consisted of what tribes?

• Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca, Creek

• Oneida, Cayuga, Cherokee, Chippewa

• Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca

• Cherokee, Creek, Chippewa, Mohawk, Cayuga