PA History - L4 and 5 PA Native American History

ford

• made from shells, it could signify a peace treaty

• the best and shallowest place to cross a river

• small Indian villages named after an animal

• narrow, connecting strip of land

wampum belt

• made from shells, it could signify a peace treaty

• the best and shallowest place to cross a river

• small Indian villages named after an animal

• narrow, connecting strip of land

clan

• made from shells, it could signify a peace treaty

• the best and shallowest place to cross a river

• small Indian villages named after an animal

• narrow, connecting strip of land

longhouses

• a conical shaped wigwam

• a ruler who believes only they are fit to rule

• Iroquois dwelling that a dozen families live in

• Permission given from the King to start a colony

tipi

• a conical shaped wigwam

• a ruler who believes only they are fit to rule

• Iroquois dwelling that a dozen families live in

• Permission given from the King to start a colony

It is very easy to describe how our state’s first inhabitants lived because they kept written records.

• True

• False

The Algonquian and Iroquois tribes built the homes that they lived in differently from each other.

• True

• False

Differences in worship was the determining factor in how Native American tribes were classified into two major groups.

• True

• False

The Algonquian tribes actually built their own version of health spas which were called"sweat houses".

• True

• False

As a rule Native American tribes worshiped nature and held belief in one "great spirit."

• True

• False