Algonquin Review

A beaded belt used by American Indian tribes for ceremonial purposes

• sachem

• wampum

• wigwam

• Mahicans

An American Indian tribe who united with six other tribes to build a land for themselves known as Brothertown, New York

• Mahicans

• wampum

• wigwam

• Mohegan

A tribe who made their home in the Hudson River Valley

• sachem

• wampum

• wigwam

• Mahicans

The Algonquian-speaking tribes were not helpful at all to the Pilgrims when they arrived in America.

• true

• false

Wolves can go days without eating and then eat as much as 20 pounds of food in one sitting.

• true

• false

A sachem was elected by the people to be the leader of the tribe.

• true

• false

A dome-shaped Algonquian home

• sachem

• wigwam

• wampum

• Mahicans

An Algonquian tribal leader

• sachem

• wampum

• wigwam

• Mahicans

The Hudson Valley was home to the ______________ tribe.

• Mahican

• Mohegan

• Iroquois

• Algonquin

Democracy means _______________.

• queens rule

• government by a single ruler

• kings rule

• government by the people