Native American Review - Lesson 3

What does culture mean?

• A system of rules of a laws

• A way of life

• The materials surrounding a group of people

• The area in which people live

In which two regions did the Cherokee live?

• Piedmont and Inner Coastal Plain

• Blue Ridge and Sandhills

• Outer Coastal Plain and Coastal Zone

• Blue Ridge and Piedmont

What does the name Catawba mean?

• People of the Coast

• River People

• Council People

• Real People

What were the Catawba known for making?

• paintings

• baskets

• pottery

• Spears

Which tribe is being described in this list:

Lived in the mountains

Built villages along rivers

Hunted, fished, and farmed

Had a form of a constitution

• Catawba

• Cherokee

• Edisto

• Yemassee

Which tribe is being described in this list:

-Known as “River People”

-Famous for their pottery

-Thought to be the most peaceful

• Catawba

• Cherokee

• Edisto

• Yemassee

Which type of home did the Catawba live in?

• longhouse

• wigwam

• tepee

• wattle & daub

Which characteristic was shared by all three early Native American South Carolina tribes?

• They all lived along the coast.

• They all lived in the mountains.

• They all spoke the same language.

• They all used rivers for different things.

What did the Catawba and Yemassee have in common?

• They both gathered clams and oysters.

• They both lived in the Piedmont region.

• They both lived in wigwams.

• They were both known for their pottery.

How was the Yemassee different from the other two tribes?

• They ate shellfish and oysters as part of their diet.

• They settled along rivers.

• They farmed and hunted to get food.

• They had a council that served as their government.