Eastern Woodlands Tribes and Resources

The video tutorial serves as a study guide for Unit 1, Chapter 2, Lessons 2 and 3, covering the Eastern Woodlands and Plains tribes. It introduces key vocabulary such as division of labor, palisade, longhouse, wampum, wigwam, lodge, TP, and travois. The tutorial explains the roles of men and women in tribal societies, the construction of various shelters, and the resources needed for survival. It highlights the importance of trees and bison as resources and discusses the Iroquois League's role in conflict resolution. The video concludes with study tips for the upcoming test.

What is the primary focus of the study guide for Unit 1, Chapter 2, Lessons 2 & 3?

• Northern Tundra and Ice Tribes

• Western Deserts and Mountain Tribes

• Eastern Woodlands and Plains Tribes

• Southern Coastal and Island Tribes

In the division of labor among tribes, what role did women typically have?

• Hunting

• Building Shelters

• Trading Goods

• Planting and Harvesting

What is a palisade?

• A small portable shelter

• A high wall made of trees

• A type of currency

• A tool for hunting

What was wampum used for by the tribes?

• Trading and buying goods

• Building shelters

• Hunting animals

• Creating art

Which type of shelter was smaller than a longhouse but built with similar materials?

• Travois

• Palisade

• Wigwam

• Lodge

What materials were used to construct lodges on the plains?

• Animal hides and wood

• Earth and compacted mud

• Bark and branches

• Stone and metal

What is a travois?

• A tool for hunting

• A type of shelter

• A type of currency

• A small sled for transporting goods

Which tribes were part of the Eastern Woodlands based on language?

• Navajo and Apache

• Sioux and Cheyenne

• Algonquin and Iroquois

• Inuit and Aleut

What was the most important resource for the Plains people after water?

• Stone

• Bison

• Fish

• Trees

What natural resource was crucial for the Eastern Woodlands tribes next to water?

• Trees

• Bison

• Stone

• Fish