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1 Vocabulary Due 9/18/2020 Name:

Key Term Information Memory Cue (Picture)

Eastern Woodland  
aboriginal peoples of North America
Natives
whose traditional territories were east of
the Mississippi River and south of the
subarctic boreal forests

Cherokee politically integrated tribes at the time of European

colonization. They controlled parts of present-day
Georgia, eastern Tennessee, and the western parts of
what are now North Carolina and South Carolina.

Catawba  is the only federally recognized tribe in

the state of South Carolina.

Yemmasse Offended by the Spanish Governor from 1684 to

1685 in their home of Georgia,
the Yemassee moved to South Carolina and
were given land at the mouth of the Savannah

Wigwam River
 a semi-permanent domed dwelling 

Wattle and Daub woven lattice of wooden strips called wattle is

daubed with a sticky material usually made of
some combination of wet soil, clay, sand,
animal dung and straw.

Longhouse Many were built from timber and

often represent the earliest form of
permanent structure in many
cultures.

Three Sisters Method

three Sisters Planting Method is Planting.
of Farming
Beans, corn and squash work well
together because they all thrive in full sun
and prefer average moisture.