The _____ built mounds.

_____ was abandoned and reoccupied several times throughout history and is located in Shelby County,

_____ created a system of syllables for the Cherokee to use.

_____ lived in West Tennessee and have a state park named after them.

_____ is where parts of four mastodon skeletons were found, in addition to stone tools.

_____ is a site located in Madison County, where seventeen indigenous burial mounds have been found.

_____ was a Cherokee Beloved Woman.

_____ belonged to a clan, a particular group of families that shared a common ancestor.

Which of the following groups were Prehistoric nomads?

_____ lived in present-day Alabama, but came to Tennessee to hunt and fight.

_____ were easily attacked by others, because they often wandered through the woods.

This Prehistoric group hunted mastodons and large bison.

Which of the following was NOT one of the Three Sisters?

Which of the following nations lived in East Tennessee?