R.I.3.4-1000

What did the Wampanoag tribe believe about nature?

• They were indifferent to nature.

• They believed that only animals had spirits.

• They believed that everything around them had a spirit and a story to tell.

• They thought nature was to be feared.

What did Little Running Deer notice about the trees in the unexplored part of the woods?

• The trees were shorter and denser.

• The trees were taller and their leaves whispered in the wind.

• The trees were dying and silent.

• The trees were colorful and full of fruits.

What was the Great Spirit Tree known for among Little Running Deer's people?

• Its ability to move from place to place.

• Its unique color and shape.

• Its wisdom.

• Its age and height only.

What did the Great Spirit Tree whisper to Little Running Deer?

• Run and hide.

• Learn and share.

• Stay and listen.

• Grow and prosper.

What impact did the Great Spirit Tree have on Little Running Deer?

• It made him fearful of the woods.

• It turned him into a great hunter.

• It inspired him to become a storyteller and share his knowledge.

• It caused him to leave his tribe.

What was unique and fascinating about the Southeastern Native American tribes like the Cherokee, Creek, and Seminole?

• Their advanced agricultural techniques

• Their earthen mounds

• Their written language

• Their use of metal tools

What was the purpose of the flat-topped mounds built by the Southeastern tribes?

• They were used as defensive structures

• They were used for religious ceremonies

• They were places where tribal leaders lived or important meetings and ceremonies took place

• They were used as marketplaces

What does the Etowah Mounds in Georgia resemble?

• A snake

• A river

• A bird taking flight

• A mountain

How high is the bird-shaped mound at the Etowah Mounds site?

• 63 feet

• 100 feet

• 30 feet

• 75 feet

What type of homes did the Southeastern tribes live in?

• Teepees

• Log cabins

• Chickees

• Igloos