| A | B |
|---|
| migrate | move from one region to another |
| hunter-gatherers | early people hunted animals and collected fruits, nuts, and other foods |
| Algonquian speakers | longhouses, coastal plains |
| Siouan speakers | wigwams; piedmont region |
| Iroquoian speakers | wattle-and-daub huts, blue ridge mts. |
| Algonquian movement? | stayed in one place most of the time; steady wource of food; fish & farming |
| Leader of Algonquians | Chief Powhatan |
| archaeologists | scientists who study people who lived long ago |
| artifacts | leave clues of how people lived; tools, pottery, works of art |
| The three sisters | maize(corn), beans, squash |
| Siouan dead | buried in mounds of earth |
| Iroquoian speakers lived | blue ridge mts. & southeastern Va. |
| palisades | wooden walls around villages built for protection |
| trade | means to buy and sell goods with other people to get things you want that you do not have |
| Natural resources | used to make goods and tools |
| Primary source | an artifact or firsthand account |
| reservations | area of land set aside for American Indians |
| culture | way of life shared by a people and includes customs, beliefs, and _____ |
| Discrimination | unfair treatment of a group of people, usually based on race or religion |
| sacred | something that has deep religious meaning |
| treaties | agreements between governments |
