Fact vs Opinion (Wampanoag Edition)

The Wampanoag made dugout canoes by burning and hollowing out trunks of trees.

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The Wampanoag gathered foods like berries and nuts, planted vegetables like squash and corn, and hunted deer and turkeys.

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The Wampanoag people wore uncomfortable clothing and shoes.

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Wampanoag men were the hunters and protectors of the tribe. Women took care of the children, farmed, cooked and sewed clothing.

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The Wampanoag were the strongest and fiercest Native American tribe.

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The Wampanoag should have fought with the Pilgrims instead of helping them.

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Food that the Wampanoag grew, hunted, and ate did not taste very good.

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The Wampanoag wore clothing made from animal skins. Men wore breechcloths and leggings and women wore skirts and cloaks made from deerskin.

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The Wampanoag hunted with bows and arrows and clubs. They fished with nets and bone hooks.

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The Wampanoag lived in dome-shaped houses called wetus or wigwams. Wetus were made of sticks and grasses.

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