Woodlands Native Americans

A long building made with long poles and tree bark where several families lived was called a ___________________.

• wigwam

• wampum

• longhouse

• corn

A ________________________is the settling of a dispute by each side agreeing to something other than what they wanted.

• role play

• discussion

• fight

• compromise

The main goal of the _____________________ ________________________ was to make and maintain peace throughout the tribes.

• Iroquois Confederacy

• Six Nations

• Student Council

• Seneca

____________________________ were homes with bent sapling frames covered with cattail mats or elm bark.

• longhouses

• pueblos

• wigwams

• hogans

________________ ___________________ is the state that the Hodenosaunee mostly lived in.

• New Jersey

• New York

• North Dakota

• New Mexico

The Iroquois Confederacy make the ____________________ __________________________ to make sure all important decisions were discussed and compromised within the group.

• Pueblo People

• Mohawk Group

• Iroquois Nation

• Grand Council

In 1452, ____________________________ and _______________________________ helped establish the Iroquois Confederacy.

• Hiawatha and Deganawida

• Deganawida and the clan mothers

• Hiawatha and Pocohontas

Small, polished beads called ____________________ were made from shells and strung or woven together to make a belt or necklace.

• crochet

• wigwam

• wampum

• embroidery

During the 1500's, the Hodenosaunee lands and villages of all 5 tribes were connected by the __________________________

______________________________.

• Appalachian Trail

• Mississippi River

• Potomac River

• Hodenosaunee Trail

Besides approving all important decisions, the clan mother also chose the village ____________________.

• campfires

• husbands

• dinners

• leaders