Hopewell

What are earthworks?

• A Creator in the land caused by UFO's

• Huge, geometrically shaped earthworks include square or circular enclosures

• A place where Native American groups gather to make a shape in the ground.

• A movement of large objects used for pushing Earth.;

What state can Earth Works NOT be found?

• Mississippi

• Ohio

• Louisiana

• Maine

Why is chillicothe called chillicothe?

• It means chief in Shawnee

• It means land of the Earthworks

• It means the place where the mountains meet

• It is slang for Ohio

Why do people call the Hopewell group of Indigenous people Ancestors?

• People that made them who they are today

• They are scared to the gods

• They were on the US soil for so long, they came before a lot of other people

• They are mystical

Why did the people build their mounds near water?

• It allows for rain to pool near them

• It allows for people to fish, trade, transport, and farm. It also may be sacred to be next to water?

• It gives people the high ground

• It makes people calm

Why are the Hopewell sites called Hopewell?

• It is the name of the Native Tribe

• It is the name of the colonizer, a confederate soldier, who farmed the land.

• It is a great to have Hope. So we call them Hope-Well

• It is a shortened name. Hopewellithisha

Why did people leave Earthworks?

• It could have been for climate change and/or war.

• It could have been because of the great divide

• It could have been because of predators (animals)

• It could have been because of the anxiety of being around others

Why don't we have more Earthworks around Ohio?

• It was that the groups stayed in one place

• It was that the stars were not seen everywhere

• It is because farmers plowed the land, and desecrated the graves/ burial sites.

• It is because we can learn from the Earthworks we have. We don't need many.

What group do they believed built the Earthworks?

• The Shawnee

• Adena people

• The Wyndot

• The Plymouth

When do they think these sites were built?

• 1,000 B.C.E. and 200 B.C.E.

• 2021 CE and 2022 CE

• 100 CE 96 CE

• 1996 CE 1999 CE