| A | B |
|---|
| The first people who lived in Virgnia | American Indians |
| Where Christopher Columbus thought he discovered | Indies (near China) |
| Artifacts | things such as arrowheads & pottery ll |
| What do artifacts tell us? | about how people lived in the past |
| Algonquian Language group lived in this region | Tidewater (Coastal Plain) |
| Powhatan Indians lived primarily in this regions | Tidewater (Coastal Plain) |
| The Powhatan people belonged to this language group this language | Algonquian |
| The Monocan people belonged to this language group | Siouan |
| The Cherokee people lived primarily in this area of Virginia | south western |
| The Cherokee belonged to this language group | Iroquian |
| Virginia has _____ seasons | four |
| the climate in Virginia during spring is | mild with rain showers |
| The climate in Virgina during the summer is | hot and relatively dry |
| The climate in Virginia during the winter is | cold with snow and ice in some areas; rain in others |
| The climate in Virginia during the Fall is | cool with rain |
| What natural resource covers most of the land in Virginia? | Forests |
| Virginia Indians are referred to as | Eastern Woodland Indians |
| Food, clothing and shelter are | basic needs |
| American Indians adapted to the changing seasons. In Fall they... | harvested and prepared some crops for winter storage |
| American Indians adapted to the changing seasons. In Spring they... | dug for clams, fished and picked berries. |
| American Indians adapted to the changing seasons. In Winter they... | hunted birds and animals, such as deer, squirrel, rabbit and wild turkey |
| American Indians adapted to the changing seasons. In Summer they... | greW crops such as beans, corn and squash |
| American Indians made their clothing from | deer skin, feathers and fur |
| American Indians decorated their clothing with | natural object such as shells, animal claws, and pearls. |
| American Indians made their shelter from | materials around them such as reeds, rope and saplings |
