Those living near the ocean harvested

seafood, such as clams and oysters.

It was a land of plenty for the American Indians who lived there. They

fished and hunted, and they gathered wild foods in the forests.

How did people benefit from living near rivers, lakes, and the ocean?

The rivers and lakes let them travel far in their canoes.

How was the climate important in creating a land of plenty?

In the south, longer growing season, more food was produced by farming.

Women were mainly farmers, but they also

went into the woods to gather nuts, berries, and other wild plants.

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1
Those living near the ocean harvested
feathers from turkeys.
bows and arrows.
crayons, video games, and smart tvs.
seafood, such as clams and oysters.
2
It was a land of plenty for the American Indians who lived there. They
ate at Burger King, McDonald's, and Wendy's.
fished and hunted, and they gathered wild foods in the forests.
ate pizza in the water.
ate grass from the ponds.
3
What is the main difference between Algonquians and Iroquoians?
One tribe rode only motorcycles.
The food that they ate.
The language that they spoke.
One tribe was all women and the other was all men.
4
How did people benefit from living near rivers, lakes, and the ocean?
They opened water parks for the Pilgrims
Eastern Woodland Indians fell into two main groups.
They went swimming frequently.
The rivers and lakes let them travel far in their canoes.
5
Men used wood from the trees to make
other trees.
pencils and painting tools.
food and drink.
bows and arrows.
6
Eastern Woodland Indians fell into_______ main groups.
1
4
3
2
7
How was the climate important in creating a land of plenty?
In the south, longer growing season, more food was produced by farming.
Thick clusters of tall trees were home to a huge variety of animals.
More snow means selling plenty of snowmobiles.
Both men and women had different jobs to do.
8
Constructing a canoe required
many trips to Home Depot.
cooperation.
hiring out a construction crew.
drills and lasers.
9
Women were mainly farmers, but they also
fought in wars with the men.
went into town to work in diners and stores.
went into the woods to gather nuts, berries, and other wild plants.
opened their own burger stands.
10
What musical instruments were made from wood?
Drums and flutes
saxophones
guitar strings
Pianos and cymbals

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