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Which animal was commonly hunted by Eastern Woodlands Native Americans?
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Elephant
Tiger
Kangaroo
Deer
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What was a primary food source for Eastern Woodlands Native Americans?
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Barley
Corn
Rice
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Which animal was commonly hunted by Eastern Woodlands Native Americans?
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What was a primary food source for Eastern Woodlands Native Americans?
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What type of clothing did Eastern Woodlands Native Americans typically wear?
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What were the main crops grown by Eastern Woodlands Native Americans?
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Which natural event greatly influenced the lifestyle and activities of Eastern Woodland Native Americans?
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What type of food sources did Eastern Woodland Native Americans rely on?
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What type of environment did Eastern Woodland Native Americans primarily inhabit?
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What is the name of the religious beliefs and practices commonly held by many Eastern Woodland Native Americans?
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What was a significant cultural practice among Eastern Woodland Native Americans involving storytelling and music?
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What is the term for the traditional agricultural practice used by many Eastern Woodland Native Americans that involves growing different crops together?
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What type of government was commonly found among Eastern Woodland Native American tribes?
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Which language family did many Eastern Woodland Native Americans speak?
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Which resource did Eastern Woodland Native Americans utilize for trade with other tribes?
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Which natural resource did Eastern Woodland Native Americans use for creating warm clothing?
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What type of plants did Eastern Woodland Native Americans often gather for medicine?
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Which natural resource was primarily used by Eastern Woodland Native Americans for building homes?
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What are the three sisters in agriculture?
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Why are corn, beans, and squash called the three sisters?
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What is a traditional Native American practice involving the three sisters?
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What is the definition of nutrition?
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What are the three main crops known as the 'three sisters' in agriculture?
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Why are corn, beans, and squash called the 'three sisters'?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the 'three sisters'?
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Which growing method involves using the 'three sisters' together?
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What is the main benefit of planting the 'three sisters' together?
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In which culture are the 'three sisters' of agriculture most commonly associated?
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What role do beans play in the 'three sisters' planting system?
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What is one advantage of planting squash in the 'three sisters' arrangement?
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How many families could typically live in a single Native American longhouse?
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What was one of the main purposes of Native American longhouses?
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What was often used to cover the roof of a Native American longhouse?
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What was a unique feature of the construction of Native American longhouses?
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What type of climate did Native American longhouses help to protect families from?
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What role did Native American longhouses play in the community?
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Who was a sachem in Native American tribes?
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What role did a sachem typically have in their community?
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Which of these was a responsibility of a sachem?
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How were sachems chosen in many Native American tribes?
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Who was Hiawatha?
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What did Hiawatha work to achieve among the tribes?
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Which group is Hiawatha most commonly associated with?
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What story is often told about Hiawatha?
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Which important figure did Hiawatha work alongside to promote peace among tribes?
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What important role did Hiawatha play in the Iroquois Confederacy?
