Native Peoples of the Woodlands

Things dug up by archaeologists such as pottery, jewelry and tools are known as __________.  We can study them to learn what life was like Native Americans. 

• artificats

• fossils

• history

How do archaeologists learn about early Native American culture?

• By studying ancient texts.

• By observing artifacts like pottery, jewelry, and tools.

• By observing current Native American traditions.

What theory explains how the first Americans arrived in North America?

• They sailed across the Atlantic Ocean.

• They migrated across a land bridge that connected Asia and North America.

• They arrived by flying machines from another continent.

What was a common bond shared by all Native American Woodland nations?

• They all spoke the same language.

• They all lived in longhouses.

• They shared a deep respect for nature.

Name the round home built using trees and bark. 

• 
  

• grass huts

• wigwams

• teepees

• igloos

What was a key difference between a wigwam and a longhouse?

• Wigwams were built from stone, while longhouses were built from wood.

• Wigwams were typically larger and housed multiple families, while longhouses were smaller for single families.

• Wigwams were round and housed one or two families, while longhouses were much larger and housed several families.

• Wigwams had flat roofs, and longhouses had rounded roofs.