Lenape Review

How did the lives of Native American groups change when they settled in one place and began farming?

• They no longer fought with others.

• They no longer hunted for food.

• They didn't have to move from place to place in search of food.

• They all began to study the same religion.

The Lenape Indians migrated across ______ from Asia about 15,000 years ago spreading into North and South America

• the Chesapeake Bay

• the Gulf of Mexico

• a land bridge

The _______ was a time when Earth's climate was MUCH COLDER than it is now.

• Raritan River

• Bering Strait

• Beringia

• Ice Age

The people who lived in the villages called themselves the "Lenni Lenape" which means

• Native Americans

• old people

• original people

• native people

The Lenape lived in separate villages, but they shared similiar cultures. Cultures are...

• languages

• ways of life

• foods

• animals

Today a body of water known as the _____seperates Alaska and Asia

• Indian Ocean

• Bering Strait

• Beringia

• Atlantic Ocean

Nomads are people

• without permanent homes. They move from place to place.

• who are homeless.

• lived in shelters and asked the government for help.

• went to the forest to father wild berries, fruits, and nuts.

Who were the Native American Groups of New Jersey?

• Paleo-Indians

• Woodland Indians

• Lenape

• Archaic Indians

• All of the above

How did the Lenape families pass on their traditions?

• gossiping

• dancing

• oral stories

• singing

How did farming change the way early people lived?

• It helped settled disagreement.

• It created clothes using animal skin.

• Allowed Native Americans to grow their own food, which meant they could live in one place longer.

• It helped Native Americans hunt for food.