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WorksheetsQuarterly 2 (Beaded Moccasins & PA Native Americans)
Total questions: 93
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Where did the Allewgi live?
Eastern PA & Ohio
Western PA & Ohio
Northern PA & Ohio
Southern PA & Ohio
What were the mounds built by the Allewgi primarily used for?
Residential areas
Marketplaces
Burial sites
Ceremonial grounds
What is the Allewgi's nickname?
Cliff Dwellers
Mound Builders
River People
Stone Carvers
Where did the Allewgi disappear to?
They migrated to a different region
They disappeared before European settlers arrived in PA
They assimilated with European settlers
What is the origin of the name "Allewgi"?
It comes from a European explorer's name
It is derived from the language of a neighboring tribe
It comes from a Delaware legend
It was the name of their most famous leader
Which area did the Iroquois tribes/nations inhabit?
Along the Mississippi River
Along the Great Lakes (New York and northern PA)
In the southern regions of Florida
Across the western plains
How were the Iroquois tribes/nations viewed by other groups?
As peaceful traders
As skilled fishermen
As a fierce group that was greatly feared
As excellent farmers
Which tribe is NOT one of the 6 Iroquois nations?
Cherokee
Mohawk
Seneca
Oneidas
Where did the Algonquin live in relation to the Susquehanna River and the Atlantic Ocean?
North of the Susquehanna River
South of the Atlantic Ocean
Between the Susquehanna River and the Atlantic Ocean
West of the Susquehanna River
Which of the following is NOT one of the Algonquin tribes?
Shawnee
Nanticokes
Iroquois
Conoy
What name did the Europeans give to a tribe because of the nearby river?
Lenni Lenape
Mohican
Delaware
Susquehannock
What does the term "Lenni Lenape" mean?
River people
Original people
Forest dwellers
Great hunters
Which tribe called themselves the "Lenni Lenape"?
The Delaware
The Mohican
The Susquehannock
The Narragansett
Which of the following clans is NOT one of the three clans within the Delaware tribe?
Wolf
Turtle
Eagle
Turkey
Why was the Turtle clan considered the most important among the Delaware?
They were the largest clan.
They had the most warriors.
They were the wealthiest clan.
They were associated with the creation legend.
Who typically became the chief of the Delaware?
The most experienced warrior.
A member of the Turtle clan.
The oldest member of the community.
A person chosen by European settlers.
Which group is known as the "mound builders"?
Iroquois
Algonquin
Allegewi
Cherokee
How many nations were part of the Iroquois Confederacy?
Three
Four
Five
Six
What does the term "matrilineal" refer to?
A society where inheritance is passed through the youngest male
A society that places the eldest woman in a position of authority and centers inheritance and family structure around a woman
A society where both men and women have equal authority and inheritance rights
A society that is governed by the eldest male in the family
What was the purpose of the Delaware keeping only a few simple laws?
To make it difficult for people to obey the laws
To ensure that only the leaders would remember the laws
To make it easy for people to remember and follow the laws
To create a complex legal system
Which of the following values was NOT taught by the Delaware as a way for people to easily agree on what was right or wrong?
Obedience and respect
Live by the "Golden Rule"
Always share with and help each other
Accumulate wealth and possessions
What did the Delaware give to "sign" a treaty or document?
A handshake
A written contract
A piece of wampum
A verbal promise
What is a wampum?
A type of currency
A valuable purple and white beaded design representing an agreement
A traditional dance
A written document
Who had a peace treaty wampum?
George Washington and the Iroquois
William Penn and the Delaware
Thomas Jefferson and the Cherokee
Benjamin Franklin and the Mohawk
What items did the Native Americans have to trade with the Europeans?
Machinery, electronics, and vehicles
Furs, food, and information
Textiles, ceramics, and precious metals
Spices, silk, and tea
What was the foundation of the Lenni Lenape's diet?
The Three Sisters: corn, squash, and beans
The Four Pillars: wheat, rice, oats, and barley
The Two Staples: potatoes and maize
The Hunter's Gather: venison, fish, and wild berries
Why were the Europeans unsuccessful in witnessing to the Native Americans?
The Europeans did not stay long enough to influence the Native Americans.
Language differences made communication difficult.
The Native Americans were already Christian.
The Europeans did not have any religious beliefs to share.
What was one reason Native Americans did not want to adopt European religious beliefs?
They did not understand the concept of religion.
They were afraid of the European settlers.
They did not want to give up their traditions.
They preferred to adopt other European customs instead.
Which of the following hardships did Native Americans face when they became Christian?
They were often given land by the Europeans.
Their families disowned them.
They were celebrated by other Native Americans.
They were given European citizenship.
What does ethnocentrism refer to?
The belief in the equality of all cultures
The study of different ethnic groups
The attitude that your culture is superior to others
The practice of adopting elements from other cultures
The Lenni Lenape were mostly...
artists & musicians
farmers & hunters
public speakers & warriors
warriors & nomads
Storytelling was for the purpose of...
explaining how things came to be AND teaching moral lessons
explaining how things came to be
teaching life lessons
entertaining
Lenni Lenape education included...
survival skills & history
survival skills & mathematics
reading & writing
history & reading
Responsibilities of Lenni Lenape women included...
child rearing
gardening
butchering
tanning hides
trading
A Lenni Lenape man's main role was to be a...
warrior
gardener
butcher
cook
Native American names reflect these qualities:
character
skill
appearance
interests
The Walking Treaty was unfair because...
the Penn brothers lied about the words of the Lenni Lenape ancestors
they hired the fastest runners
the people did not walk
the Penn brothers took advantage of the trust established by their father
Mary thinks her birth father is...
distant
exciting
lazy
kind
Why is Mrs. Campbell hard on Mary?
she wants to prepare her for life
she likes Dougal better
she doesn't understand Mary
she thinks Mary deserves it
Which are examples of how Mrs. Stewart did not transition well into Native American society?
refusing to help carry food on the long walk
jumping into the river when she wasn't supposed to
acting spiteful towards everyone in the tribe
despising their customs
running away
Did Mrs. Stewart ever demonstrate strength (either emotional or physical)?
yes
no
Which clan among the Delaware tribe was considered the most important?
Wolf
Turkey
Turtle
Bear
Where was Mary's original grandfather from?
Scotland
Ireland
England
France
What was the name of Mary's original Pennsylvania home?
Campbell Farm
Campbell Station
Campbell Plantation
Campbell Square
Dougal wants to be a…
trapper
blacksmith
author
lazy father
When he trades furs with the French, Dougal wants to be known as the “ (a) trapper”
Mary blames Dougal for…
sleeping in on her birthday
being lazy
failing to protect her from being kidnapped
being rude to her mother
Mrs. Stewart and Sammy have the same color hair. What is their hair color?
blonde
red
brown
black
Who killed Sammy?
Smallpox Scars
Netawatwees
White Eyes
Tamaqua
Smallpox Scars is an angry and mean person.
True
False
Who gave the order that Sammy should be scalped?
Netawatwees
a random old man
Smallpox Scars
White Eyes
What was is occurring during the book?
The French & Indian War
The Revolutionary War
The War of 1812
The French Revolution
What does the name “Hepte” mean?
swan
white eyes
turtle
chickadee
Who is Mary’s adopted mother?
Hepte
White Eyes
Chickadee
Kolachuisen
What does Mary give to Kolachuisen as a token of their friendship?
bluebird feather
the doll from Mrs. Stewart
rose bowl
corn
Who nicknamed Hepte’s youngest daughter “chickadee”?
Mary
Hepte
Netawatwees
the original eldest daughter
Who is Hepte’s father?
Netawatwees
White Eyes
Smallpox Scars
he is only referred to as “Hepte’s father”
What country is Sequin from?
France
England
Scotland
Canada
Why is Mrs. Stewart disgusted with Sequin?
he originally wanted to marry Mary
he has no teeth and gross hair
his cabin is messy
he has bad breath
After Sequin asks to trade Mary for muskets, what does Netawatwees tell him?
“she is my granddaughter”
“she is worth more than muskets”
“she is too young to be your wife”
“she does not speak French”
How does Mrs. Stewart surprise Mary?
she wants to live with Sequin
she speaks boldly to Netawatwees
she refuses to escape with Mary
she makes Mary a doll out of the scraps of Mary’s dress
What does Mary respect Netawatwees for?
his knowledge and wisdom
his selfless leadership
his love for Mary and family
his storytelling
Who is Netawatwees?
chief of the Delaware tribe
Mary’s adopted grandfather
Hepte’s husband
the creator
Who is Kishelemukong?
the creator
the gardener
a famous mammoth
Mary’s grandfather
Who knows how to read?
Mrs. Campbell
Netawatwees
Mary
Sequin
What river is close to Campbell Station?
Susquehanna
Cuyahoga
Allegheny
Delaware
What river is next to the cave?
Susquehanna
Cuyahoga
Allegheny
Delaware
How does Mary adjust to life with the Delaware on the journey to the Allegheny River?
gives away the rose bowl
slowly replaces her dress for Native American clothing
carries the food pack
lets go of her desire to escape
How does Mary adjust to living with the Delaware while living in the cave?
begins speaking Unami
stops blaming her Campbell family
jumps in the river naked
kills a deer by herself
What does Mary hope to gain by jumping in the ice river?
strength
hope
special powers
freedom
Why does Mary return to the cave after running away?
she realizes the journey home is perilous
she is chased by a bear
she loves the Delaware more than the Campbell family
she misses Hepte
Who jumps in the icy river every morning during the winter?
young boys
the entire Delaware tribe
Mary
Netawatwees
Why do the Delaware people dislike Mrs. Stewart?
she is ungrateful and does not help
she threatens them
she tries to run away
she steals from them
What do the people in the winter cave have to keep warm?
animal furs and small fires
a large bonfire
winter clothes
small huts
Which Great Lake is Sequin’s cabin beside?
Erie
Michigan
Ontario
Huron
Where does the Delaware tribe live after the winter in the cave?
above the cave
across the country
back home near eastern Pennsylvania
directly next to the river
After the terrible storm ruins the garden, why is Hepte proud of Mary?
she worked harder than everyone
she didn’t ask for help
she found the rose bowl
she found plants that had blown away
What do Mary and Kolachuisen discuss about their near future?
marriage
another winter in the storm
escaping to Campbell Station
their close friendship
Who gifts Mary the beaded moccasins?
Hepte
Kolachuisen
Netawatwees
Chickadee
Who did the beaded moccasins once belong to?
the original granddaughter of Netawatwees
Kolachuisen
Hepte
the wife of Netawatwees
Why did the Delaware kidnap Mary?
to replace a girl who had died
they needed more children
they needed more laborers
to give her a better life
According to the Delaware beliefs, what is holding up the whole world?
a giant turtle
the creator
a flowing river
a fire
What is the purpose of Sequin’s cabin?
for trading
for hosting nice dinners
for hunters to come visit
for visiting Lake Erie
What is the lie that Mary tells to Netawatwees?
she can read
she can’t read French
she did not visit Mrs. Stewart in the cave
she didn’t jump in the icy river
At the end of the book, Mary is renamed. What is her new name?
Woman who Saved the Corn
Woman who Eats Corn
Woman with Red Hair
Woman with Strength
What qualities describe Mary at the beginning of the book?
rude, selfish, angry
rude, gentle, strong
angry, weak, content
strong, content, generous
What qualities describe Mary at the end of the book?
rude, selfish, angry
rude, gentle, strong
angry, weak, content
strong, humble, generous
What is the bluebird promise Mary makes to herself?
she will see the Campbells again
she will escape
she will make a best friend
she will give up her hope to go home
Mary jumps in the river because she wants more chitanisinen. What does this mean?
strength
family
freedom
food
Who is Mary’s gahes?
Hepte
Chickadee
White Eyes
Netawatwees
Chickadee is the daughter of Hepte. What Unami word means daughter?
Tonn
Unami
Turtle
chitanisinen
Netawatwees tells Mary stories about the yah-qua-whee. What are these creatures?
mammoths/hairy elephants
turtles
bears
wolves
At the end of the book, is Mary rescued?
yes
no
