Chapter 2 Test-Virginia Studies

What did Virginia's Indians use for clothing?

• Tree bark

• Leaves and vines

• Animal skins

• Cotton

What language was primarily spoken by the Cherokee in Southwestern and Southern Virginia?

• Iroquoian

• Siouan

• Algonquian

• Powhatan

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Christopher Columbus called the people he found in the lands he explored “Indians” because–

• he thought he was in Africa

• that was their native name

• all foreigners were called “Indians” at that time

• he thought he was in the Indies

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For American Indians, the kinds of food they ate, clothing they wore, and shelter they had depended on the—

• ocean tides

• Fall Line

• seasons

• phases of the moon

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Virginia's American Indians are referred to as—

• Forest Indians

• Pueblo Indians

• Tree Indians

• Eastern Woodland Indians

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Which of the following best describes the climate of Virginia?

• Mild with four distinct seasons

• Harsh with four distinct seasons

• Moderate with three distinct seasons

• Mild with two distinct seasons

During the winter months, many of Virginia's American Indians–

• planted crops

• hunted birds and animals

• harvested their crops

• buried artifacts

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Virginia’s Indian shelters were made from—

• materials traded from Europe

• large caves in the side of mountains

• animal hides strapped together to make teepees

• natural resources gathered from the land

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What was Werowocomoco?

• A large Indian town used by Indian leaders for hundreds of years before English settlers came

• The name of the Indian tribe that welcomed Columbus when he first landed in North America

• Chief of the Monacan tribe of American Indians that signed a treaty with the English settlers

• A modern-day American Indian settlement in Virginia

All of the following are true about today’s American Indians except—

• they continue to live in all parts of the state

• many practice ancient traditions and crafts while incorporating new customs over time

• most live on the Eastern Shore to be near the natural resources provided by the Chesapeake Bay

• they contribute to society as active citizens who vote, hold office, and work in communities

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