Eastern Woodlands

Why were the Native Americans in this area  known as the Eastern Woodlands?

• They lived in the woods on the western coast area of the United States

• They lived in the woods on the eastern coast area of the United States

• They lived in the woods on the northern coast area of the United States

• They lived in the woods on the southern coast area of the United States

Draw how did the Eastern Woodland Native Americans used their natural environment?

What impact did farming have on the society of Eastern Woodland Native Americans?

• Because Eastern Woodland Native Americans were more dependent on farming, they settled into more permanent settlements.

• Because Eastern Woodland Native Americans were more dependent on fishing and occupied coast zones

• Because Eastern Woodland Native Americans were more dependent on hunting, so they were engaged in animal husbandry

• Because Eastern Woodland Native Americans were more dependent on harvesting fruit

What system of agriculture was used by Eastern Woodland Native Groups?

• Nomadic farming

• Shifting cultivation

• Plantation or tree crop

• Slash and burn agriculture

What are the crops known as “the three sisters” cultivated by the Eastern Woodland tribal groups.

• Red, green and dry fruits

• Rice, wheat and oats

• Corn, beans and squash

• Tribe's Triplets

List some similarities of the Native American groups in South Carolina.