_____________ is when people CHANGE the environment to fit their needs.

The first people to live on the land which became the United States are called _______________________.

________________ are things in nature that people find useful.

Ways in which people use and interact with the earth are called ______________.

Special historians who study the artifacts of the past are called...

An alliance of three similar Native American groups in Michigan was called...

Things from the past that are left for us to study are called....

When groups of people come together to help each other when there are problems, we call them an ____________________.

Primary or Secondary Source?

Social Studies Textbook

Primary or Secondary Source?

A clay pot made by Native Americans in 1700s

Primary or Secondary Source?

An arrowhead found in a burial mound.

Primary or Secondary Source?

A magazine article written today about the Three Fires.

Primary or Secondary Source?

A recreation of a Native American village in a museum.

At the time of the glaciers, a land bridge formed connecting ___________ and North America.

What is one reason to read tradition American Indian stories (like legends)?

A story from long ago that is passed down over time is called a ....

The People of the Three Fires were:

A person who studies what happens in the past is called a ....

Two thousand years ago, there was a drought in a Hopewell village. The people had to leave the village. They left behind burial mounds of their ancestors. The burial mounds included shark teeth the Hopewell had gained from trading with tribes near the Atlantic Ocean. The Hopewell decided to move closer to the ocean.

Choose a cause of the Hopewell's decision to move to the ocean.

Two thousand years ago, there was a drought in a Hopewell village. The people had to leave the village. They left behind burial mounds of their ancestors. The burial mounds included shark teeth the Hopewell had gained from trading with tribes near the Atlantic Ocean. The Hopewell decided to move closer to the ocean.

Choose an EFFECT of the Hopewell village drought.

True or False.

The Paleo-Indians were considered to be the first people that came to Michigan.

The Paleo-Indians came across the land bridge because they were following the animals for food.

The Ojibwa people were known as Mound builders because they buried their dead underground along with special objects such as beads, knives, and jewelry.

Most tribes from Michigan lived in longhouses.

The Ojibwa were considered to be the older brother of the Three Fires and were known to be great hunters and fishers.

The Potawatomi were known as the middle brother of the Three Fires and were known as the traders of the group.

The Potawatomi were known as the younger brother of the Three Fires and were known to be great farmers.

Label the Map. What tribe is located at number 2?

Label the Map. What tribe is located at number 1?

Label the Map. What tribe is located at number 3?

Label the Map. What tribe is located at number 4?

Which group has the biggest presence in southern Michigan?

Where did the Odawa tribe live?

Choose use, adapt, or modify.

Native Americans used animal pelts for clothing, shelter, and trading.

Choose use, adapt, or modify.

Dressed for all 4 seasons.

Choose use, adapt, or modify.

Trees were used to make canoes and sap to make maple syrup.

Choose use, adapt, or modify.

Learned to make snowshoes to walk on the snow.

Think of the Beaver Tail Legend...

Which of the following best tells the lesson of the story?

Think about the Beaver Tail Legend...

Based on the story, what was a value of the Ojibwe people?

True or False.

There are not any Native Americans living in Michigan today.