Social Studies Chapter Two Review!

A person who found food both by hunting animals and gathering plants, fruits, and nuts is a _______.

• reservation

• wampum

• hunter-gatherer

• heritage

polished beads used in ceremonies by Iroquois and other Native Americans to represent certain ideas are called

• reservation

• wampum

• hunter-gatherer

• heritage

A _______ is an area protected or set aside for the use of Native Americans.

• reservation

• wampum

• hunter-gatherer

• heritage

_______ is the history, traditions, beliefs, and customs that a group of people share.

• reservation

• wampum

• hunter-gatherer

• heritage

An _______ is someone in your family who came before you.

• ancestor

• sachem

• wartime leader

• league

 A _______ is a group of families who share the same ancestors

• reservation

• wampum

• hunter-gatherer

• clan

A _______ is someone who is in charge while the Iroquois are not at war.

• wartime leader

• peacetime leader

• league

• clan

A _______ is a group of people who join together for a common goal.

• wartime leader

• peacetime leader

• league

• sachem

  A _______ is a member of the grand council of the Iroquois league.

• wartime leader

• peacetime leader

• league

• sachem

A _______ is someone who is in charge while the Iroquois were at war.

• wartime leader

• peacetime leader

• league

• sachem