Georgia Beginnings Unit Review

Sequoyah was willing to spend many years working on his alphabet. This is an example of the character trait of

• Communication

• Compassion

• Patience

• Respect

Why did the Cherokee have two different homes?

• One for the summer and one for the winter

• The homes would fall often.

• So, no one had to live together.

• They had enough money to afford two homes.

When Sequoyah let people pay him later for goods from his trading post, he showed:

• Equality

• Compassion

• Leadership

• Respect

Sequoyah saw that Georgia settlers could read and write in English. What effect did this have on him? He wanted the Cherokee to learn how to

• Ride in boats

• Speak in English

• Speak in Cherokee

• Read and write in Cherokee.

The Creek used the following materials to build their homes:

• Mud, twigs, and tree branches

• Stone, wooden posts, and bricks

• Cement, stone, and logs

• Tree branches, glass, and grass

Sequoyah wrote the:

• Cherokee Alphabet

• ABCs

• Stories

• English Language

The "Three Sisters" are:

• Three women who were a part of the Cherokee tribe.

• Three women who were a part of the Creek tribe.

• Corn, beans, and squash

• Rice, fish, and beans

Match the following

• Helpful

• James Oglethrope
• Honest & Fair

• Tomochichi
• Compassionate

• Mary Musgrove

What statements describe the life of the early Cherokee and/or Creek life. ​ (a)   ​ ​ ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)  

• canoes are built out of hallowed logs
• rocks and bones are used to make tools
• deerskin is used to make clothing and shoes
• beans, corn, and squash are grown and eaten.
• Food is bought at a grocery store
• Clothing is mainly bought in a store
• tools are bought at a store