Clothing of the Northeast Native American Tribes

The video explores the clothing and cultural practices of Northeast Native American tribes, focusing on the Iroquois, Pequot, and Shawnee. It details the similarities in men's and women's clothing, influenced by the region's climate, and discusses hair and headwear traditions. The video concludes with a review and quiz questions, highlighting the cultural impact of these tribes on American culture.

What material was commonly used to make the breech cloth worn by men in the Northeast tribes?

• Snake skin

• Deerskin

• Bear skin

• Cowhide

During which occasion did members of the Pequot tribe cut their hair?

• On each birthday

• In the summer months

• None of the above

• To show mourning

What did Shawnee men often do to their appearance?

• Cut their hair short

• Wore colorful scarves

• Painted designs on their faces

• Wore elaborate headdresses

What type of headwear was unique to the Iroquois men?

• Beret

• Ascot

• Gustoa

• Fedora

What was a common feature of the headbands worn by Pequot and Shawnee men?

• They were made of metal

• They had one or two feathers

• They were brightly colored

• They included beads and shells