The three main Woodland Period tribes residing in South Carolina were:

Cherokee, Catawba, and Yemassee

What was the new method of acquiring food indicating the beginning of the Woodland Period?

farming and working hard for their food

How did the writing of the Cherokee Syllabary help their nation?

gave legitimacy to their culture, provided a way to write their history

an object made humans in an earlier time

The study of past people and their artifacts

Who declared war within the Cherokee tribes?

the women members of the village

the time period before written records

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UNIT 1: SC Before European Settlement

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1
The three main Woodland Period tribes residing in South Carolina were:
Cherokee, Cheraw, and Yemassee
Cherokee, Cheraw, and Edisto
Cherokee, Sioux, and Catawba
Cherokee, Catawba, and Yemassee
2
Which Native American tribe is known for leaving huge trash piles?
Cherokee
Cheraw
Yemassee/Yamassee
Catawba
3
What was the new method of acquiring food indicating the beginning of the Woodland Period?
farming and working hard for their food
begging anyone who would help
grocery shopping at the new Ingles
stealing from neighbors in the middle of the night
4
How did the writing of the Cherokee Syllabary help their nation?
provided a way to sell newspapers
gave legitimacy to their culture
provided a way for authors to write books
provided a way to write their history
5
Which region(s) did the Catawba inhabit?
Piedmont
Coastal Zone
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge and Piedmont
6
Which region(s) did the Cherokee inhabit?
Blue Ridge and Piedmont
Piedmont
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge and Upstate
7
What are the "Three Sisters?"
a musical group that sang about nature
squash, corn, and rice
the women who held magical powers in the tribe
squash, corn, and beans
8
Who taught Cherokee boys the importance of being a good Cherokee?
aunts, their mother's sisters
fathers of their mother
uncles, their mother's brother
mothers of their mother
9
Which tribe is referred to as "yeh is-WAH h'reh?"
Yemassee/Yamassee
Catawba
Cheraw
Cherokee
10
Define: ARTIFACT
an object made humans in an earlier time
an idea that is based on facts
A story that appears in a newspaper
a piece of art hanging in a European museum.
11
Define: ARCHAEOLOGY
The study of spiders and their feeding habits
The study of arches within architecture
The study of past people and their artifacts
The study of the structure of the foot
12
The Cherokee Red Chiefs were responsible for what two things:
war : civil matters
war : agriculture
civil matters : agriculture
war : stickball
13
The Catawba people are known for what type of utilitarian art?
sand sculpture
clay pottery
metal-working
basket weaving
14
Yemassee/Yamassee dwellings in both summer and winter
longhouse : wigwam
wigwam : wigwam
longhouse : wattle and daub
wigwam : wattle and daub
15
Catawba dwellings in both summer and winter.
longhouse : wattle and daub
wigwam : wigwam
wigwam : wattle and daub
longhouse : wigwam
16
Which region(s) did the Yamassee/Yemassee inhabit?
Piedmont
Coastal Zone
Blue Ridge and Piedmont
Coastal Zone and Piedmont
17
Who declared war within the Cherokee tribes?
the Red Chief
the White Chief
all members of the village
the women members of the village
18
Which Native American tribe was known to eat shellfish?
Cheraw
Cherokee
Yemassee/Yamassee
Catawba
19
Which Native American tribe is known for having women first domesticate hogs and chickens?
Cheraw
Yemassee/Yamassee
Cherokee
Catawba
20
What was the purpose of a Council House?
discuss matters of the tribe
gossip about your neighbors
trivia tournaments
karaoke battle
21
Define: PREHISTORIC
the story of a building immediately before the top floor
a person right before they get hysterical
the time period before written records
a class taken before your current history class
22
The Cherokee White Chiefs were responsible for what two things:
civil matters : stickball
civil matters : war
war : agriculture
civil matters : agriculture
23
Cherokee dwellings in both summer and winter.
longhouse : wattle and daub
wigwam : wattle and daub
longhouse : wigwam
wigwam : wigwam
24
The Yemassee ancient trash piles are known as:
Shell Mountains
Midden Mounds
Trash Cash
Hidden Mounds
25
Which Woodland Tribe practiced matrilineal ownership of property?
Cheraw
Cherokee
Catawba
Yemassee/Yamasse

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