Social Studies: Chapter 3 Iroquois and Algonquians

To ________________is to buy and sell goods.

• sachem

• trade

• artifact

• wigwam

• clan

An ________________ is an object made by people in the past.

• sachem

• trade

• artifact

• wigwam

• clan

A small, dome-shaped home is a ______________.

• sachem

• trade

• artifact

• wigwam

• clan

To become __________ means to die out forever.

• sachem

• clan

• wampum

• reservation

• extinct

Iroquois messengers sometimes carried belts of ______________, or small beads made from sea shells.

• sachem

• clan

• wampum

• reservation

• extinct

A ____________________ is land set aside by the government for Native Americans.

• sachem

• clan

• wampum

• reservation

• extinct

An Iroquois leader was known as a _______________.

• sachem

• clan

• wampum

• reservation

• extinct

A ____________________ was made up of families that shared an ancestor or relative who lived in the past.

• sachem

• clan

• wampum

• reservation

• extinct

An Algonquian word for meeting or celebration is a _________________.

• sachem

• powwow

• wampum

• archaeologist

• Iroquois League

A __________________ got food by hunting animals and gathering plants.

• hunter-gatherer

• powwow

• wampum

• archaeologist

• Iroquois League