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How did early Native Americans learn about the past?
They told stories.
They wrote books.
They texted each other.
They mailed each other letters.
Which of these was NOT a Creek and Cherokee job?
Writer
Fisherman
Warrior
What were the main crops of the Creek and Cherokee tribes?
Corn, beans, and squash
Rice, peanuts, and peaches
Apples, peas, and tomatoes
An example of clothing that the Creek and Cherokee wore were
Tennis Shoes
Blue jeans
Buckskins
Which is a tool that the Creek and Cherokee tribes used?
Screwdriver
Bow and Arrow
Hammer
How did the Creek and Cherokee people get what they needed?
They went to the store.
They went to the bank.
They bartered for it.
Which two seasons did the Creek and Cherokee build homes for?
Spring and Fall
Summer and Winter
Summer and Fall
What is the purpose of the tool called a canoe?
To hunt deer
To travel on a river
To cut wood
Native Americans loved to make art. Which is NOT a type of art they made?
Watercolor paintings
Baskets
Pottery
How did Sequoyah contribute to the life of the Cherokee people?
He make a money system
He made an alphabet and written language
He made a new transportation system
What was the name of the newspaper that Sequoyah published?
The Telegram
The Eagle
The Phoenix
Which character trait did Sequoyah show with his accomplishment?
patient
lazy
funny
Which tribe lived in the north (Blue Ridge, Appalachian Plateau, Ridge and Valley and part of Piedmont)?
Creek
Cherokee
Which tribe lived in the south (near the Fall Line, Coastal Plains)?
Cherokee
Creek
What were "talking leaves"?
letters
leaves that fell from the tree
leaves on the ground that crunched when stepped on
Why did the Creeks and Cherokees have to barter to get what they needed?
Nobody wanted to work in the stores
They didn't have a currency system
They didn't like to go to the store
