Social Studies Ch. 2 Review

Who were the first people to come to Michigan?

• Anishinaabeg

• Huron

• Ojibway

• Paleo-Indians

Which of these is a detail about the Hopewell people?

• They built earthen mounds for burials.

• They were part of the Three Fires Confederacy.

• They fought against the Huron but lost.

• They came to Michigan from the Atlantic coast.

What have we learned about the Hopewell people from their artifacts?

• They found everything in Michigan.

• They traded with people in other areas.

• They buried all the things a person owned with that person.

• They conquered the Paleo-Indians.

Which of these were crops grown by the Anishinaabeg?

• wheat, oats, barley

• apples, pears, berries

• corn, beans, squash

• wild rice, corn

Which of these is true of totems among the Anishnaabeg?

• People in the same totem lived in different bands.

• Totems were the mascots of the bands.

• People with the same totem could not marry.

• Children had the same totem as their mothers.

How were the men of the Huron governing council selected?

• They were chosen by all the men.

• They were chosen by clan mothers.

• Power was handed from father to son.

• The oldest men in the group served on the council.

Which words mean about the same as migrated?

• came from

• first appeared in

• left from

• moved to

A confederacy is a group of _______ people.

• family

• united

• home

• state

Which word means the same as wigwam?

• fort

• home

• tent

• village

Which two terms are related to family ties?

• clan, kinship

• group, band

• kinship, confederacy

• stockade, village