Chapter 6: Ohio Native Americans and Ohio Frontier Flashcards

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What 4 tribes belong to the Algonquian Tribe

A

Delaware, Ottawa, Miami, Shawnee

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What 2 tribes belong to the Iroquois Tribe

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Ohio Seneca and Wyandot

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3
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French Traders traded what with the Native Americans

A

Fur- both start with (F)

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4
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Who introduced the Europeans (French and British) to trade routes in North America? When they first came 1600s and 1700s

A

Native Americans

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5
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Who fought in the French and Indian War?

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French against the British over claiming the Ohio Country

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6
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Who named the French and Indian War and why?

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the British- because they were fighting against both the French and Indians

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7
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Were the French fighting the Indians?

A

No

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8
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Prehistoric Native American Groups (6)

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Paleo, Archaic, Woodland, Adena, Hopewell, Late Prehistoric

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Historic Native American Indian tribes (2 main groups)

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Algonquian and Iroquois

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10
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Native Americans traded with fur traders for what?

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Beads, guns, mirrors, pots, metal tools, and knives

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Materials or substances such as minerals, forests, water, and fertile land that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain

A

Natural Resources

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12
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Someone who buys, sells, and/or trades goods

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Merchant

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A group of people who share culture, leaders, language, and lifestyle

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Tribe

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14
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A person who settles in a new country or area

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Settler

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15
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To say something belongs to you; to mark property as one’s own

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Claim

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16
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A serious disagreement or argument that sometimes escalates to violence, war, or tension between groups

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Conflict

17
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The act of working together for a common purpose or benefit

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Cooperation

18
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A plant that is grown as food, especially grain, fruit, or vegetables

A

Crop

19
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An agreement between two groups of people over a difference of opinion

A

Compromise

20
Q

Algonquian lived in what?

A

Wigwams

21
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Iroquois lived in what?

A

Longhouses

22
Q

Native Americans traded what times of skin and furs to fur traders?

A

beaver, deer, mink, otter and bear

23
Q

Why were the Native American groups in Ohio in the 1600s called Historic American Indians?

A

They lived in a time where American Indians had contact with Europeans and wrote about them in journals
Written record=historic
Only artifacts for information=prehistoric

24
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How is a wigwam made?

A
  1. small saplings bent to form frame in shape of domes
  2. Large pieces of bark removed from tree and attached to frame overlapping to keep wind/rain out
  3. Flat on top allows smoke to escape in the center used for heating and cooking
  4. Moveable door made of bark
25
Q

Home for single family-dome shaped

A

Wigwam

26
Q

Home very long and sheltered multiple families

A

Longhouse

27
Q

What states make up “Ohio Country”

A

Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Indiana