The pilgrims arrived in Massachussets in ______
1620
1700
1616
1516
Who had a farming technique called the 3 sisters?
the Charrúas
Juan Díaz de Solís
the Wampanoags
the pilgrims
This is a picture of
the Charrúas
Squanto
Juan Díaz de Solís
the pilgrims
The number of Charrúas descendants in Uruguay is
unknown
500
50
5000
Which word is associated with Thanksgiving?
disease
gratitude
sadness
war
Squanto could help the pilgrims because
he learned English
he was a farmer
he married a pilgrim
he liked the pilgrims
The Charrúas were
a small tribe
the smallest tribe
the largest tribe
a big tribe
Massachussets in in the _____________ of the United States.
west
middle
east
south
Thanksgiving is celebrated in
December
July
January
November
The Wampanoags lived in _____________.
Utah
New England
California
Uruguay
Wampanoag means
people of the sea
people of the coast
people of light
people of the east
The Charrúas
lived in villages
lived in cities
lived in Montevideo
were nomads
The Charrúas moved to the
south
east
west
north
Juan Díaz de Solís
was European
was Charrúa
was Guaraní
was American
The pilgrims were
Europeans
Charrúas
slaves
Wampanoags
Which of this celebrations is connected to indigenous people in the USA?
the 4th of July
Christmas
New Year
Thanksgiving
In Salsipuedes the Charrúas
lived in peace
won a battle
met Juan Día de Solís
were cornered and killed
Squanto became a
slave
warrior
traitor
chief
Squanto was a ____________.
Guaraní
Wampanoag
Charrúa
Cherokee
A group of people who were born and live in a specific area are _________
migrants
immigrants
indigenous
natives