Eastern Woodland Native Americans

A ______________________ is an Iroquois home. All of the family members that lived in it were a clan.

• yurt

• teepee

• longhouse

• villa

A ______________________ was a main form of transportation for the Native Americans.

• horse

• canoe

• bicycle.

• car

Corn, beans, and squash were known as the ______________________.

• three sisters.

• three amigos.

• three musketeers.

• three kings.

A dome shaped home that most Algonquian lived in is called a ______________________.

• adobe

• igloo.

• house.

• wigwam.

The purple and white belts that were often used as money were called ______________________.

• wampum

• beads

• shells

• coins

A Native American village would probably be located near a ________________, since it was a major natural resource.

• mountain

• river

• desert

• forest

Directions: Explain the role (job) of the following members of an Iroquois tribe: Iroquois Men:

• Hunters and warriors

• Farmers and gatherers

• Craftsmen and builders

• Spiritual leaders

The role (job) of the following members of an Iroquois tribe: Iroquois Women is to:

• Perform religious ceremonies

• Lead the tribe in war

• manage crops

• Trade with other tribes

Explain the role (job) of the following members of an Iroquois tribe: Iroquois Children:

• Iroquois children were tasked with making tools and weapons.

• Iroquois children were primarily involved in hunting and fishing.

• Iroquois children were responsible for helping with farming and gathering food.

• Iroquois children had no specific roles in the tribe.

True or False. The people of the Eastern Woodlands used natural resources to survive.

• True

• False