Ancient People: Woodland Indians

The Woodland Indians survived for 2,000 years. When did the Woodland Indians Survived?

• 10,000 BC through 8,000 BC

• 1,000 BC to 1,000 AD

• 2000 to 2023

The Woodland Indians time are divided into ​ (a)   , ​ (b)   , and (c)   era.

• early
• middle
• late
• beginning
• end

The Woodland Indians are an evolution from the ​ (a)   . Evolve means to ​ (b)   .

• Archaic Indians
• grow
• Paleo Indians
• not grow

The Woodland Indians became better at pottery. Their ​ (a)   and ​ (b)   were not only ​ (c)   , or ​ (d)   , but also ​ (e)   .

• functional
• useful
• very artistic
• pots
• vases

Just like the ​ (a)   , the ​ (b)   had permanent homes. They had created ​ (c)   that were quite large. This created a new nick name Woodland Indians, ​ (d)   .

• Archaic Indians
• Woodland Indians
• burial mounds
• the Mound Builders

These mounds were used for several religious ceremonies and burials. If you travel to west Tennessee, you will some of the largest burial mounds left by the Woodland Indians. These mounds are called the _______.

• Giant Mounds

• Multi-Purpose Mounds

• Pinson Mounds

• Woodland Mounds

Paleo People ​ (a)   . The Archaic Indians ​ (b)   . The Woodland Indians ​ (c)   .

• haunted
• haunted and gathered
• haunted, gathered and farmed

The Woodland Indians were the first to use ________ to hunt.

• a bow and arrow

• spear

• ax

• canons

The Woodland Indians learned to grow _________ .

• pumpkin

• roses

• maize or corn

• peanuts

Because the Woodland Indians had so many​ (a)   , their ​ (b)   became more rich, and their ​ (c)   more complex.

• innovations
• culture
• society