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What is a Bering Strait
The land bridge that connected Asia to North America.
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What is a round shaped house made of wood poles and birch bank.
Wigwam
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What are wooden building that were from 40 - 200ft long. Many families live together in one?
Long house
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Why did people cross the land bridge?
They followed the animals they hunted.
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What is trade?
To buy and sell goods
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What is materials found in nature that people use, such as trees, soil and rocks?
Natural Resources
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Name the group of people that move from place to place.
Hunter gatherers
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What is an Algonquian word for meeting or celebration?
Powwow
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What is an Iroquois family that shared an ancestor and lived in the same longhouse?
Clan
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Describe how people study what life was like for Early New Yorkers.
Archeologist looked at artifacts to study what life was like.
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What is a message carried on belts , on small beads made from sea shells.
wampum
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What was life like before and after farming.
Before farming people had to move from place to place to hunt animals. After farming people were able to stay in one place.
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How are the Algonquian and Iroquois groups similar?
They both learned to use natural resources. They both built shelters and tools from wood. They both hunted in the forest.
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