QUIZ
NC HISTORY
THE siouan PEOPLE
start
QUESTION 1/6 - Housing
Question 1/6 - housing
Wigwams
Traditional Siouan wigwams like the one pictured here were made of birch bark or leather hides.
QUESTION 2/6 - geography
QUESTION 2/6 - geography
Piedmont and Coastal Plain
Tap the for a list of the tibes who settled in these regions of North Carolina.
QUESTION 3/6 - Food
QUESTION 3/6 - Food
The Three Sisters
Often referred to as "the three sisters," corn(maize), beans, and squash were planted together to support sustainable harvests.
QUESTION 4/6 - Government
QUESTION 4/6 - Government
Council House
Often tribes had a chief, and other adults who were chosen to be members of the village council.Leaders met in a council house to make decisions.
QUESTION 5/6 - Culture
QUESTION 5/6 - Culture
Matrilineal
Although rarely as chiefs, women led their clans, and owned their homes. When a man married, he went to live with his wife's family, and traced his own lineage through his mother.
QUESTION 6/6 - Traditions
QUESTION 6/6 - Traditions
Beadwork, Quillwork, and Wood Carving
The Waccamaw Siouan Indians continue to practice many of their traditions today!
Congratulations!
Mr. Gerringer will review your answers and we'll discuss any misconceptions as a class tomorrow!
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In Pursuit of The Siouan People
Max Gerringer
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QUIZ
NC HISTORY
THE siouan PEOPLE
start
QUESTION 1/6 - Housing
Question 1/6 - housing
Wigwams
Traditional Siouan wigwams like the one pictured here were made of birch bark or leather hides.
QUESTION 2/6 - geography
QUESTION 2/6 - geography
Piedmont and Coastal Plain
Tap the for a list of the tibes who settled in these regions of North Carolina.
QUESTION 3/6 - Food
QUESTION 3/6 - Food
The Three Sisters
Often referred to as "the three sisters," corn(maize), beans, and squash were planted together to support sustainable harvests.
QUESTION 4/6 - Government
QUESTION 4/6 - Government
Council House
Often tribes had a chief, and other adults who were chosen to be members of the village council.Leaders met in a council house to make decisions.
QUESTION 5/6 - Culture
QUESTION 5/6 - Culture
Matrilineal
Although rarely as chiefs, women led their clans, and owned their homes. When a man married, he went to live with his wife's family, and traced his own lineage through his mother.
QUESTION 6/6 - Traditions
QUESTION 6/6 - Traditions
Beadwork, Quillwork, and Wood Carving
The Waccamaw Siouan Indians continue to practice many of their traditions today!
Congratulations!
Mr. Gerringer will review your answers and we'll discuss any misconceptions as a class tomorrow!
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