Native American Life: Meet the Wampanoag

Who were the Wampanoag?

• A group of Pilgrims that came to the New World looking for religious freedom.

• A tribe of Native Americans that lived during the time of the Pilgrims but also live today.

• A tribe of Pilgrims living in Massachusetts.

• A group of people that lived long ago and they no longer exist.

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What was the name of the Wampanoag's home from long ago?

• house

• wigwam

• wetus

• tree house

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According to the article, how do the Wampanoag remember ancestors from long ago?

• The Wampanoag read about their traditions in textbooks and online.

• The Wampanoag can't remember live of long ago.

• The Wampanoag have long died so they don't have traditions.

• The Wampanoag remember their ancestors by keeping their traditions alive with events such as powwows.

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What is this passage mostly about?

• This text is mostly about the Wampanoag and comparing their life from long ago to now.

• This passage is mostly about Wampanoag life from long ago.

• This passage is mostly about how the Wampanoag survived during the time of the Pilgrims.

• This texts is mostly about the Wampanoag and how they live today.

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Complete the sentence with the best word:

The Wampanoag used to live in wetus, _______now thier homes are similiar to the homes of most other Americans.

• because

• so

• but

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What is a tribe?

• a group of European people, usually in the same family, that share the same language and customs

• a group of Native American people that are friends

• a group of Native American people, usually in the same family, that share the same language, and customs

• a small part of a Native American group

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What does the word tradition mean?

• the beliefs and ways of doing something, passed down from parents to children

• the old way of doing something

• the things a person beliefs about his family

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