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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Hunter-Gatherers | People that got food by hunting animals and gathering plants |
| Artifact | An object made by people in the past |
| Archeologist | A scientest who learns about the past by studying artifacts |
| Extinct | To die out forever |
| How did the earliest people get to North America? | By boat or across the Bering Strait Land Bridge |
| What were their shelters like? | Early Americans lived near water and in caves or tents built by wood or animal skin |
| What did people use to survive? | Natural Resources |
| What did people do when they started to settle down in villages? | Farm and domesticate animals |
| Who were the groups in New York? | Algonquin and Haudenosaunee |
| How did the Algonquin people live? | Lived in wigwams, moved their villages into the forest in winter to be closer to the animal, traveled on foot in canoes and along trails |
| How did the Haudenosaunee people live? | Lived in longhouses with many families, depended on farming surrounding villages with a stockade |
| What were wigwams? | Made of trees and bark, fit one family, hole in the roof to relase smoke, one door |
| What were longhouses? | Made of trees and bark, fit many families, very large, had partitions to give each family privacy, no hole in the roof, two doors |
| What were the three sisters? | Corn, beans, squash |
| What was used for writing> | Wampum |
| Sachem was the leader of what tribe? | Algonquin |
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