| A | B |
|---|
| John Eliot | "Apostle to the Indians" 1st Bible in Am. was his translation of an Indian language |
| Joseph Brant | Mohawk Chief who translated the Scripture into his people's language |
| David Brainard | Preached to the Indians with an interpreter |
| Tecumseh | Shawnee chief who fought to keep white men out of Indian territory |
| John Capanius | Swedish Lutheran missionary who translated some of Martin Luther's writings |
| Roger Williams | founded Rhode Island and Am. first Baptist church |
| Tattamy | translated the preaching of David Brainard |
| Sequoya | invented written language of the Cherokees |
| Iroquois | long houses |
| Seminole | lived in Everglades |
| Hopewell | known for burial mounds |
| Shawnee | name means "southerner" |
| Wampanoags | shared Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims |
| Mohawks | names means "man eater" |
| Delawares | peace loving Indian tribe; kept a pictorial chronicle of their history |
| Appalachian Mnts. | most prominent land form in eastern N. Am. |
| Mammoth Cave | largest known under ground cave system in the world |
| Cumberland Gap | narrow passageway between mnts. for pioneers to travel |
| Atlantic Ocean | second largest ocean |
| Piedmont Plateau | area that slopes from the eastern edge of the Appalacians to Atlantic Coastal Plain |
| Everglades | marshy area of tall grasses and swamps in Florida |
| wild turkey | Ben Franklin wanted this to be the national bird |
