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WorksheetsNative American History and Culture
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which were part of the Three Sisters
squash
beans
corn
peas
What were wampum used for?
Growing food
Building homes
Trading and keeping records
Making tools
A person who kills animals and collects nuts, berries, and other resources in order to survive is known as a _______________.
hunter-gatherer
teacher
native
squirrel-man
What was The Iroquois Confederacy?
a religious group of Native American shamans.
a political alliance of Native American tribes
a cultural festival held annually.
a military organization of European settlers.
How many nations were in the Haudenosaunee originally?
(a)
A (a) is a family group within a Native American nation.
This tribe lived in the Northestern part of the US in what today would be New York.
Mayan
Aztec
Inca
Iroquois
The Iroquois Confederacy started a
dimension
dictatorship
democracy
demogorgon
wigwam
a house made of stone
a dome-shaped hut made bark over a framework of poles
a very large house that many families lived in
Native American medicine man
The Iroquois term for chief is
sachem
wampum
ramapough
sacagawea
What materials did Native Americans use for clothing?
rocks
animal skins
yarn
cotton
What are the beads of a wampum belt made out of?
What do the houses of the Haudenosaunee look like?
Which materials did Native Americans use to make tools?
shells
rocks
bones
all of the above
Algonquian men fished, hunted, and
trapped
took care of the children
made clothing
The Iroquoian nations that formed the Haudenosaunee League were the
Oneida, Cayuga, Seneca, Mohawk, Onondaga
Mohawk and Oneida
Lakota, Comanche, and Taino
Name four things that we have or use today that were started with the Native Americans.
Which of the following was one of the original nations of the Iroquois Confederacy?
Cherokee
Cayuga
Seminole
Apache
Which of the following nations was added to the Iroquois Confederacy last?
Seneca
Onondaga
Mohawk
Tuscarora
What was the Iroquois Confederacy also known as?
The Three Nations
The Six Nations
The Seven Nations
The Eight Nations
