Two Worlds Meet Chapter 2 Lessons 1&2

What is an area set aside for Native Americans called?

• land

• reservation

• settlement

• territory

To give one thing in exchange for something else; a job skill or field of work

• wampum

• agreement

• steal

• trade

A scientist who studies objects from the past to learn about cultures

• historian
• anthropologist
• archaeologist
• geologist

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

• forager
• agriculturist
• herder
• hunter-gatherer

A long wooden building in a Native American village in which many related families lived.

• Longhouse
• Igloo
• Wigwam
• Teepee

Polished beads used in ceremonies by Iroquois and other Native Americans to represent certain ideas; also used in gift giving and trading.

• Wampum
• Totem pole
• Dreamcatcher
• Beadwork

A group of families who share the same ancestors.

• clan
• tribe
• lineage
• brotherhood

The practice of growing crops and raising animals for food.

• horticulture
• agriculture
• agronomy
• farming

What were the three most important crops that are called the Three Sisters?

• wheat, barley, and rye
• potatoes, carrots, and onions
• rice, soybeans, and peanuts
• corn, beans, and squash

What STATE do we live in?

• United States of America

• New York

• New York City

• Erie County