Chapter 2 Lesson 1 Eastern Woodlands

What is a tribe?

• A group of families bound together under a single leadership

• An organization that people form which unites them for a particular purpose

• A road that connected the territories of all five Iroquois tribes

• An area in which people with similar cultures live

What are the names of the Iroquois/Haudenosaunee tribes?

• Seneca, Cayuga, Oneida, Onondaga, Mohawk, and Tuscarora

• Apache, Blackfeet, Cherokee, Cheyenne, Colville, and Delaware

• Goshute, Hopi, Karuk, Klikitat, Kiowa, and Lummi

• Mechoopda, Menominee, Miami, Mohegan, Navajo, and Paloos

What is a league?

• An organization that people form which unites them for a particular purpose

• A road that connected the territories of all five Iroquois tribe

• An area in which people with similar cultures live

• A long, bark-covered building where Iroquois families lived

What is the Iroquois Trail?

• A road that connected the territories of all five Iroquois tribes

• An area in which people with similar cultures live

• A long, bark-covered building where Iroquois families lived

• Polished seashells that were hung on strings or woven into belts

Where is the Iroquois Trail?

• It goes east to west across upstate New York

• It goes north to south across upstate New York

• It goes east to west across downstate New York

• It does north to south across downstate New York

What is a cultural region?

• An area in which people with similar cultures live

• A long, bark-covered building where Iroquois families lived

• Polished seashells that were hung on strings or woven into belts

• Land set aside by the U.S. government for native indigenous people

What is the name of the cultural region that the Iroquois live in?

• Eastern Woodlands

• Southern Woodlands

• Western Woodlands

• Northern Woodlands

What is a longhouse?

• A long, bark-covered building where Iroquois families lived

• Polished seashells that were hung on strings or woven into belts

• Land set aside by the U.S. government for native indigenous people

• A large, mostly flat region in the middle of the U.S. with few trees and lots of grasses

What is NOT true about longhouses?

• Up to 12 families would live in each longhouse

• Families in each longhouse are related through the women

• Longhouses are about 150 feet long

• Longhouses are made of animal skins

What is wampum?

• Polished seashells that were hung on strings or woven into belts

• Land set aside by the U.S. government for native indigenous people

• A large, mostly flat region in the middle of the U.S. with few trees and lots of grasses

• A large, round hut built over a deep hole