Native Americans of the Northeast Cultural Area

According to the passage 'Native Americans of the Northeast Cultural Area,' what is the eastern part of the United States from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River called?

• The Eastern Woodlands area

• The Great Plains region

• The Southwest Desert area

• The Pacific Northwest territory

According to the passage 'Native Americans of the Northeast Cultural Area,' what were the three main crops grown by the Iroquois called?

• The Three Sisters

• The Sacred Roots

• The Harvest Trio

• The Corn Bundle

According to the passage 'Native Americans of the Northeast Cultural Area,' which two main groups lived in the Northeast?

• Algonquian and Iroquois

• Sioux and Apache

• Cherokee and Navajo

• Inuit and Aleut

According to the passage 'Native Americans of the Northeast Cultural Area,' what material was commonly used for clothing in the Northeast?

• Deerskin

• Cotton

• Wool

• Silk

According to the passage 'Native Americans of the Northeast Cultural Area,' what type of dwelling did the Iroquois live in?

• Longhouses

• Tipis

• Igloos

• Pueblos

According to the passage 'Native Americans of the Northeast Cultural Area,' what was the main method of transportation on rivers, streams, lakes, and ponds?

• Birch bark canoes

• Horse-drawn wagons

• Wooden rafts

• Walking along the shore

Approximately 10,000 years ago, ancient __________ followed game animals into the Eastern Woodlands.

• hunters

• farmers

• traders

• builders

The Three Sisters, as the Iroquois called them, were __________, __________, and __________.

• corn, beans, squash

• wheat, rice, barley

• potatoes, tomatoes, peppers

• apples, grapes, cherries

There were two main groups in the Northeastern cultural area called __________ and __________.

• Iroquois, Algonquian

• Sioux, Cheyenne

• Navajo, Hopi

• Cherokee, Seminole

__________ were clusters of related families who claimed a common ancestor.

• Clans

• Villages

• Tribes

• Nations