Social Studies Chapter 3 test
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| The Haudenosaunee followed the laws and ideas of their | government.
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| The Yurok's form of trade was called | bartering
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| The Navajo learned to ______ to the desert | adapt
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| What was the environment like where the Yurok lived? | It had rivers full of salmon.
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| How did European settlers change life for the Cherokee? | They fought the Cherokee for land and resources.
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| Where did the Cherokee Indenas live long ago? | southeastern United States
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| Sometimes the Yurok used special shells as | money.
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| WHat did the Yurok do when they needed something they could not make? | They bartered other people for it.
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| What is important to the Yurok economy today? | salmon fishing
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| Where did the Haudenosaunee live? | on the Great Plains
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| The Peacemaker helped the Haudenosaunee | form a new government and Constitution.
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| Five Haudenosaunee nations | formed a government to help them live in peace.
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| Today the Haudenosaunee government | works hard to protect Haudenosaunee land and traditions.
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| Where did the Cherokee live long ago? | the Southeast
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| What resource helped the Cherokee grow vegetables? | the rich soil of the piedmont
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| What did Sequoyah do? | invented a way to write down the Cherokee language.
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| Navajo stories show respect for | nature
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| Why do some Navajos build their homes facing east? | to respect the sunrise
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| What did the Navajos do to adapt to the desert? | They learned to hunt animals and grow food there.
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| What kind of trees are in the forests where the Yurok live? | redwood
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