Eastern woodlands

Where does the “Sweet land of plenty “stretch from?

• Atlantic coast to the Mississippi River to Canada to the Gulf of Mexico

• Atlantic to the Gulf of Mexico to Canada

• Sky to water to jupiter

How did the eastern woodlanders survive?

• Making canoes

• Hunting for food

• Bartering

• Farming

What did trees provide for the people in the eastern woodlands

• Tools, houses

• Food, houses

• Weapons, canoes

• Weapons and paper

What are the two main groups

• Algonquian

• Mexico

• Hawaii

• Iroquois

What was the job of the men

• Hunt for food

• Get married

• Make weapons

• Build houses

What were the jobs of the women

• Gathered food

• Hunt

• Make trees

What would the eastern woodlanders do during winter

• Hunted for birds and animals

• Gathered crops

• Sleep

• Play games

Who harvested wild rice from their canoes

• The eastern woodlands

• Algonquians

• Iroquois

Why were trading arrangements with other groups created

• To share each others goods

• To be nice

• To do it for fun

• To try to get new stuff

What does it mean to barter

• Trading without Money

• Trading with money

• Switching people