Chapter 3

What were the Catawaba tribe once known for?

• Their pottery and handmade baskets

• The written language

• Their warriors

Where did the Cherokee Native Americans mostly reside?

• Coastal Plains

• Piedmont

• Mountains

Why did Coastal Indians live in villages near water?

• They liked going swimming on hot days
• They were experts with a canoe and rafts
• They could catch enough fish to feed their entire village using intricate traps
• They needed the water to help their flowers to grow

What tribe was the largest in the Piedmont area? 

• Cherokee
• Catawba
• Tuscarora
• Chowanoc

What was the most popular crop among the Native Americans in North Carolina?

• tobacco
• cotton
• corn
• peanuts

There were many groups of natives living in North Carolina prior to European colonization. Which group of indians lived in the North Carolina mountains?

• Cherokee
• Sioux
• Algonquian 
• Mayan

According to scientists, the first people that came to North Carolina around 10,000 B.C were called the____________.

• Cherokee
• Paleo Indians
• Waxhaw Indians 

Which word means to move from one place to another?

• nomad
• migrate 
• culture
• resources

What caused the earliest people to move frequently?

• to explore the world
• to follow their food source
• to escape the cold
• to find the land bridge

According to the Land Bridge Theory, from which continent did Native Americans migrate from?

• Asia
• North America
• Africa
• Europe