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Warm-Up Questions 1.Apply- If you had the choice between the coast and the plains for your settlement, which would you choose and why? (DOK 2) 2.Prediction- What would be good about settling in the forest or woods? Explain your answer…(DOK 2)

The people of the Woodlands are divided into two main groups, -The Iroquois ( Woodlands farmers) -The Algonquians ( Woodlands hunters). This is based on the roots of their languages and their main source of food These tribes lived in the woods in the Eastern U.S. and Canada

The most important animal to the Woodlands Hunters (Iroquois) was the white-tailed deer. White-tailed deer were hunted for their meat, but the skins were also dried and used in making their houses and clothing. They also hunted: raccoon bear squirrel beaver moose seal caribou The Algonquian people of the Woodlands were hunter-gatherers, meaning they relied on collecting edible plants and hunting wild animals as their main source of food. They did farm corn and tobacco.

These tribes had permanent dwellings called Wigwams. Tribes banded together and formed Confederacies…groups that helped each other. Other facts…

Between the Great Lakes, St. Lawrence River, Atlantic Ocean, and other rivers and lakes, people were able to travel great distances by boat in order to fish or hunt. The Woodland Tribes were Polytheistic

The tribes would trade beads and beaver pelts… Video Clip: ation.com/player/view/as setGuid/B26E CD-4533-B BF0171D57