Chapter 1 Lessons 4-6

skins from deer often used for clothing

• wampum

• buckskin

• cradleboard

• tanning

a baby carrier used by Native Americans while they worked

• wattle and daub

• long house

• wampum

• cradleboard

a process of soaking, drying, and stretching hides to preserve them

• shaman

• longhouse

• tanning

• buckskin

A rectangular shelter built by the Iroquois

• longhouse

• teepee

• wigwam

• cabin

Iroquois beads made from shells that were used for belts, money, and trade

• wampum

• shaman

• wattle and daub

• cradleboard

a style of shelter the Cherokees built using sticks or river cane plastered with mud

• longhouse

• teepee

• wigwam

• wattle and daub

a Native American religious leader

• chief

• pastor

• shaman

• priest

the telling of stories aloud

• wampum

• orally

• shaman

• wattle and daub

This tribe was given a name by the French settlers that means "pierced nose"

• Iroquois

• Cherokees

• Sioux

• Nez Perces

This tribes main source of food was the American bison, or the buffalo

• Cherokee

• Sioux

• New Perces

• Iroquois