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Native American Jeopardy :

Test your knowledge of Native American history with this fun Jeopardy review game! Learn about their life, shelter, government terms, and more. Explore how Native Americans used animals, food, clothing, and shelter in their daily lives.

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Native American Jeopardy :

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  1. Native American Jeopardy: Jeopardy Review Game

  2. NA Life Shelter Government Terms Misc. $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20

  3. Name two things Native Americans used animals for:Game Board

  4. Food& ClothingGame Board

  5. The two major Native American groups in New York State were … Game Board

  6. Iroquois & AlgonquianGame Board

  7. A story used to pass down information from one generation to another is called a __________Game Board

  8. legendGame Board

  9. Iroquois men caught fish to be used for food and ________Game Board

  10. fertilizerGame Board

  11. Corn, beans, and squash were referred to as ____ Game Board

  12. The Three SistersGame Board

  13. Most Native Americans lived in _________________Game Board

  14. longhousesGame Board

  15. Another name for a roundhouse is a __________Game Board

  16. wigwamGame Board

  17. The Eastern Woodlands are located _____ of the Mississippi River.Game Board

  18. EastGame Board

  19. What were the doors of a longhouse and a wigwam made out of?Game Board

  20. buckskinGame Board

  21. What were used to make longhouses?Game Board

  22. saplingsGame Board

  23. Members of the Iroquois Grand Council were calledGame Board

  24. sachemsGame Board

  25. Which was NOT a right given by the Iroquois Confederacy?* freedom to worship*freedom of speech*freedom to food, clothing, and shelter*freedom to own slavesGame Board

  26. Freedom to own slavesGame Board

  27. The leader of each Iroquois clan was the __________Game Board

  28. Clan motherGame Board

  29. Which Native American tribe joined the Iroquois Confederacy more than 150 years after the 5 tribes did?Game Board

  30. TuscaroraGame Board

  31. Which Native American leader joined Deganawida in forming the Iroquois Confederacy?Game Board

  32. HiawathaGame Board

  33. Game Board Materials that tell us about the past

  34. artifactsGame Board

  35. The time when there were no written recordsGame Board

  36. prehistoryGame Board

  37. A person who studies artifacts to learn about the pastGame Board

  38. archaeologistGame Board

  39. The group that believed its members had power to heal very sick peopleGame Board

  40. False Face SocietyGame Board

  41. The history, beliefs, and customs a group of people shareGame Board

  42. heritageGame Board

  43. How did the first people come to North America?Game Board

  44. Crossing a land bridgeGame Board

  45. What was a major resource for the Eastern Woodland people?Game Board

  46. woodGame Board

  47. Name one important role Native American women hadGame Board

  48. *Planting*gathering*making clothes and baskets*taking care of childrenGame Board

  49. Accessories such as headdresses, earrings, belts, etc. are calledGame Board

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