Indigenous Peoples of Virginia Review Quiz

Indigenous people

English settlers

Spanish explorers

French traders

Tribes or tribal nations

European kingdoms

Farming clubs

Explorer groups

Algonquian, Siouan, and Iroquoian

English, Spanish, and French

Cherokee, English, and Dutch

Coastal, Mountain, and River

Werowocomoco

Jamestown

Richmond

Williamsburg

The daily lives of people in the past

The exact weather tomorrow

The names of every modern Virginian

How to build a spaceship

Its location near a river could support travel, farming, and fishing.

It could not be reached by traveling on water.

It was located in the southwestern mountains.

It was built by English settlers as Virginia’s first capital.

Drumming

Driving cars

Building skyscrapers

Playing video games

Clothing, tools, pottery, and shelters

Computers, televisions, and cars

Airplanes, bridges, and roads

Books, pencils, and cameras

Winter—ate stored food; spring—hunted, fished, and picked berries; summer—grew crops; fall—harvested crops

Winter—grew crops; spring—built shelters; summer—ate only stored food; fall—picked berries

Winter—harvested crops; spring—grew corn; summer—hunted animals; fall—did not gather food

Winter—fished; spring—ate stored food; summer—harvested crops; fall—planted all crops

It helps tribes protect their lands, governments, and ways of living.

It allows tribes to stop all public festivals.

It requires tribes to move away from Virginia.

It prevents tribes from practicing traditions.