1.How did canoes help Indigenous peoples travel and trade?
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3.What was the Haudenosaunee Confederacy?
4.How did Indigenous communities use medicinal plants?
5.What were some traditional Indigenous methods of preserving food?
6.What is the significance of the Three Sisters crops?
7.Which three crops make up the Three Sisters?
8.How did Indigenous peoples navigate without modern maps?
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10.Why is it important to study Indigenous history before European settlement?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.A) they carried people and goods on rivers and lakes
- 2.C) a way of organizing families who share an ancestor or a symbol
- 3.D) an alliance of nations who agreed to live by the Great Law of Peace
- 4.C) knowledgeable people used plants to treat illness and injury
- 5.C) drying, smoking, and freezing foods for later
- 6.B) corn, beans, and squash grown together so each plant helps the others
- 7.B) corn, beans, and squash
- 8.B) they used the sun, stars, landmarks, and knowledge passed down by elders
- 9.A) a long wooden home shared by related families, used by the Haudenosaunee
- 10.D) complex societies were already here, and they are part of Canada's story
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