Week Six Study Guide - Mississippi History

A mixture of straw, water and clay baked into hard bricks is a:

• Teepee

• Wikiup

• Wigwam

• Adobe

A tall cone-shaped house made of bison hides and stretched over wooden

poles is a:

• Adobe

• Teepee

• Wickiup

• Wigwam

A wooden frame covered with woven leaves and brush is a:

• Wickiup

• Wigwam

• Adobe

• Teepee

A small dome-shaped home is a:

• Adobe

• Wickiup

• Wigwam

• Teepee

Each Indigenous tribe in North America had a sophisticated society of?

• Families

• Markets

• Food

• Government

The Northeast Woodland tribes built________ as shelter while they were hunting?

• Wickiups

• Tepees

• Homes

• Wigwams

The Creek built large earthen mounds as _____________________?

• Part of a secret government network.

• A sliding hill

• part of large ceremonial complexes

• A cruel joke

________ is the name of a carving made of wood that tells a tribe's history and stories.

• Totem

• Pandora

• Disney

• Adobe

How did the tribes of the Southwest grow crops?

• Pure Luck, who knows?

• They built complex irrigation systems to carry water long distances.

• They prayed to the rain gods to make it rain.

• They would put seeds into rows.

_______ was the main food source and materials for the Midwest tribes.

• Pigs

• Horses

• Trees

• Bison