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Review:Name the 3 regions of North Carolina from East to West.
From highest elevation to lowest elevation
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Homework Due
EQ:What were the characteristics of Native American culture in NC and how did they differ regionally?
Native AmericansNative Americans inhabited what is now the US about 9000 years before the arrival of European settlers.They had their own culture, traditions, language, and forms of governmentThey were, by modern standards, a civilized society
Native Americans in North Carolina
Into what basic language groups were Native Americans divided in NC?What language group lived in the Charlotte area?
Native Americans in North Carolina
Lived in clans that traced their ancestors through women in the family Respected nature and the resources that it providedOften worshipped more than one god They had dark skin color and long black hairWore few clothes and used paint or tattoos to decorate their bodies
Native Americans in North CarolinaToday's ActivityFill in the graphic organizer with all of the information about each tribe. (if you can't find the exact information, use what you learned last class about the regions to infer the information)You will have 30 minutes to complete the graphic organizer.After 30 minutes you will be assigned to a group. Your group will create a poster about the specific Native American clan. Your poster must have 2 symbols/pictures and the information from the graphic organizer.Your group will be required to present their poster as part of the warm-up for the next class.
Good Luck
TRIBE ORGANIZATION FOOD LIVING CONDITIONS
Known For? Symbol
Cherokee An urban, Christian, agricultural society.Men=hunting, war and diplomacyWomn= farming, property, and familyTrace ancestry through mother
Used canoes for fishingFarming
Mostly in Western NC and OklahomaUsually along a riverLog cabins
Trail of TearsCherokee language and written alphabet
Tuscarora Iroquoian Lingistic Family Planted crops, fished for bass and catfish. Deer, Beaver
Along the Roanoke, Tar, Pamlico, and Neuse Rivers
2 wars with Eastern NC SettlersJoined 5 Iroquois Nations
Catawba Own and govern on their own reservationTribal CouncilMen=hunters, ChiefsWomen= farmers, child care
Hunted and Fished Banks of Catawba River, York County, SCBark Covered roundhouses
Waged war often with CherokeeBareheaded with long hair pulled into buns.Tattood faces
Lumbee (Croatoan/Roanoke)Not nationally recognized
Owns own land. Governed by tribal council and chairmanOrigins in both Siouan and Algonquin Language families
Farming. Corn, squash, beans, and tobacco. Hunted deer, wild turkeys
Robeson County, NC
Suspicion that this is the tribe that Lost Colony went to
Hatteras Algonquin linguistic family Fish, corn, wheat Sandbanks of Cape Hatteras and Roanoke Island
Connection with the Croatoan
Waxhaw “Flatheads”Siouan Language GroupProbably joined with Catawba
Farming/Fishing Lancaster County, Union and MecklenburgHouses covered in bark
Flattening heads of infants
Cape Fear Independent tribeAssociated with eastern Sioux and Waccamaw tribes
Fish On the Cape Fear River
Helped to protect European settlers
HomeworkUsing the paintings on page 62 and 81 of your NC textbook create a T-Chart comparing and contrasting characteristics of Native Americans and European settlers
Native Americans European Settlers