READING CHECK || "Daily Life of Southeastern Tribes"

How did Southeastern Native American tribes build their homes?

• Using stones and bricks.
• Using wood and thatched roofs made of grass or bark.
• Using mud and straw.
• Using animal hides and bones.

What were the three main crops cultivated by the Southeastern Native American tribes?

• Rice, potatoes, and wheat.
• Corn, beans, and squash.
• Tomatoes, peppers, and pumpkins.
• Barley, lentils, and peas.

By what "nickname" were these three crops (from the previous question), collectively known as?

• The Three Amigos
• The Three Sisters
• Las Tres Ninas
• The Three Frijoles

Who was primarily responsible for farming in the Southeastern Native American tribes?

• Men
• Children
• Women
• Elders

What role did children play in the daily lives of the Southeastern Native American tribes?

• They assisted with farming and gathering tasks.
• They prepared meals for the day.
• They took care of the animals.
• They were responsible for trading goods.

Which artistic crafts were highly valued by the Southeastern Native American tribes?

• Pottery, beadwork, and woodworking
• Painting, sculpture, and metalwork
• Pottery, baskets, and beadwork
• Textiles, jewelry, and metalwork

What materials were used to make clothing for the Southeastern Native American tribes?

• Cotton and silk
• Leather and fur
• hides, woven fibers, and natural dyes
• Linen and wool

What social structures were important in the Southeastern Native American tribes?

• nuclear families
• clans and extended families
• villages and towns
• the council of leaders

What were some of the items traded by the Southeastern Native American tribes?

• pottery, animal hides, and crops
• gold, silver, and precious gems
• weapons and tools
• books and written documents

What was an important aspect of the spiritual practices of the Southeastern Native American tribes?

• fasting and meditation
• ceremonies, songs, and dances
• prayer and worship in temples
• sacrifices and offerings to gods