SC Woodland Natives History Quiz

What type of agriculture did the Eastern Woodlands natives practice?

What was the primary method of storytelling for South Carolina tribes?

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What did the Cherokee call themselves?

• The real people
• The red warriors

• Natives

• Nomads

What was similar about how the three tribes used natural resources to farm and hunt? (Be specific. This should include tools, as well as transportation, and food)

• They all used metal tools and horses

• They all used stone tools and boats

• They all used natural resources like wood and plants for tools, transportation, and food

• They all used modern machinery and vehicles

What was the purpose of the White Leader in the village?

• To lead the village in times of war

• To make rules for the nation

• To conduct religious ceremonies

• To trade with other villages

What was the purpose of the Red Leader in the village?

• To lead the village in times of war

• To make rules for the nation

• To conduct religious ceremonies

• To trade with other villages

Where did the Yemassee nation originally come from?

• Spanish Florida

• French Canada

• British Virginia

• Dutch New York

What did the Eastern Woodland Natives trade with Europeans?

• Gold and silver

• Furs and deerskins

• Spices and herbs

• Pottery and baskets

What was one of the negative impacts of European settlers on the Eastern Woodland Natives?

• They helped the natives build better homes

• They introduced new farming techniques

• They cheated the natives in trade and forced some into slavery

• They taught the natives new languages

How did the Eastern Woodland tribes preserve their history?

• A) By writing books

• B) Through oral traditions and storytelling

• C) By carving symbols on stones

• D) By painting murals