The Powhatan Indians of the Eastern Woodland Region

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The Powhatan Indians of the Eastern Woodland Region S.O.L.’s 2.2 and 2.4

Homes of the Powhatan Indians Wood and Bark Houses Wigwams, Lodges, and Longhouses

How did the Powhatan Indians travel? Walked Paddled Canoes

How did they survive? They were fishermen, hunters, and farmers.

What types of food did they eat? They ate corn, beans, squash, turkey, bear, and deer.

What was the weather like in the Eastern Woodland region? Mild Winters Hot, humid Summers

Land Rivers Hills Mountains Coastland

What type of plant life would you see? Forests Variety of plant life

What did the Powhatan Indians use the forest for? They built tools their homes, and canoes from forest materials.

Let’s Review: 1. What were the homes of the Powhatan Indians called? 2. Where did the Powhatan Indians live? 3. How did the Powhatan Indians travel? 4. What types of foods did they eat? 5. What was their land like?