Abanaki

Where did the Abenaki live?

• South Carolina

• Florida

• California

• New England

What did the Abenaki need to make wigwams?

• Mud

• Trees

• Shells

• Paper

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What are crops?

• food that is planted and grown

• animals used for food and clothing

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  the culture and traditions of a people

• a tree

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A powwow is a kind of —

• clothing

• medicine

• celebration

• a season

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Why do the Abenaki sing the “Green Corn Song”?

• to give thanks for the gift of corn

• to ask for rain so the corn will grow

• to teach children how to plant the corn

• to make corn fall from the sky

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In the past, American Indians survived by using natural resources.

• created at festivals

• produced by nature

• from towns and cities

• fell from the sky

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We gave a speech about how sports can be important in society.

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  nature

• health

• community

• animals

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I pick up trash in the forest to show respect for the Earth.

• direction

• quiet

• honor

• mean

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My grandmother’s cure for a bad cold is chicken soup

• medicine

• thought

• use

• animal

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Jamal described his family traditions in class today.

• dreaming

• examples

• customs

• prayers

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