quiz8-1.1

1.

1 point

Which Indian nation was the most powerful nation?

Catawba

Eastern Woodland

Yemassee

Cherokee

2.

1 point

Which group of natives were originally from Spanish Florida?

Catawba

Eastern Woodland

Yemassee

Cherokee

3.

1 point

Select the definition that best explains who the Cherokee were.

lived in the peidmont region of SC, "River people"

lived along the coast of SC, diet of clams and oysters

lived in the lowcountry of SC, were hunters

lived in the foothill mountians of SC, the "Real People"

4.

1 point

Select the defintion that best expalins what slash and burn is.

large fence built for protection around villages

round structures made of grass and clay, winter homes for natives

cleared fields for farming and drove out animals for hunting

bark and branches used to make housing structures

5.

1 point

Which group of natives lived along the rivers of the piedmont region in villages surrounded by the palisade?

Catawba

Eastern Woodland

Yemassee

Cherokee

6.

1 point

Select the defintion that best expalins who the Yemassee were.

lived in the piedmont region of SC, "River people"

lived in the lowcountry of SC, were hunters

lived in the foothill mountians of SC, "Real people"

lived along the coast of SC during the summer, diet of clams and oysters

7.

1 point

As the Europeans moved in SC, what occurred?

they had friendly relations with the natives and treated them as equals

they took land that belong to the natives, and cheated them in trade

the Europeans taught them to farm the land

The natives forced the Europeans into slavery

8.

1 point

Select the definition that best explains who the Catawba were.

lived in the foothills and mountians of SC, "Real people"

lived along the coast of SC, ate clams and oysters

lived in the lowcountry of SC, were hunters

lived in the peidmont region of SC, "River people"

9.

1 point

Select the defintion that best explains waht a wigwam is.

large fence built for protection around villages

round structures made of grass and clay that were winter homes for Eastern Woodland natives

bark and branches used to make housing structures

farming tool used to dig up the land

10.

1 point

Select the definition that best explains who the Eastern Woodlands were.

first natives to encounter wild animals and became hunters and fishermaen

first natives to encounter Europeans, impacted by the geography of the region

first natives to turn to agriculture to feed their tribal people

first natives to use oral and written language

11.

1 point

What were the political systems and daily life of the Eastern Woodland affected by?

wild animals

democratic form of government

the ocean

geography

12.

1 point

Select the definition that best explains what a wattle and daub is.

round structure made of grass and clay

large fence built for protection

bark and branches used to make housing structures

farming tool used to dig up the land

13.

1 point

What crops made up the 3 sisters?

corn, squash, pole beans

corn, pumpkins, pole beans

corn, bottle gourds, squash

corn, pumkins, bottle gourds

14.

1 point

What allowed the Eastern Woodland to settle into permanent villages?

access to waterways

protection from palisade fences

farming

development of wattle and daub homes

15.

1 point

Which natives diet included clams and oysters?

Catawba

Eastern Woodland

Yemassee

Cherokee

16.

1 point

Select the definiton that best explains what a palisade is.

large fort built for protection from wild animals

use to clear the land for farm purposes

large fence built for protection around villages

round structures made of glass and clay

17.

1 point

Which group of natives lived on the beach with wigwams covered with palmetto leaves?

Catawba

Eastern Woodland

Yemassee

Cherokee

18.

1 point

Which natives lived in villages of up to 600 people surrounded by the palisade for protection?

Catawba

Eastern Woodland

Yemassee

Cherokee

19.

1 point

When the Europeans arrived, what did the Eastern Woodlands trade to them?

bow and arrows

guns and weapons

iron and tools

furs and derskins

20.

1 point

What helped the Eastern Woodland natives to develop farming?

the European settlers taught them to farm

fertile and clay soil

the farming tools they made by hand

the plentiful rivers and waterways