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West Virginia Studies
Chapter 8-3 Review
“Life in Early Settlements”
Most pioneer entertainment was actually
what?
Work made fun
two examples of gatherings where they not only did work but
they also traded stories and recipes
Quilting and husking bees
provided a chance for the women and
children to get together and also
build a cabin
House raising
some of the games, children
to young to work, played
Hide and seek, tag, ring-around-the-rosie,
the biggest event of any year
Wedding
Who performed the ceremony at
the frontier wedding?
Circuit-riding preacher
gathered at the brides house the morning of the
wedding
Girls “not
spoken for”
the groom’s friends
Pranksters and
rascals
some of the most common dances
Irish jigs, square dances, and Virginia Reels
the space under the roof of the cabin
loft
noisy serenade to the newly wed couple
shivaree
Game played with glass spheres?
marbles
Game played with pocket
knifes?
Mombley peg
popular recreational
activities were actually survival
skills
Hunting and fishing
Whose job it was to cut and
prepare timber?
Lumberjacks
Each town had it’s own champion
of this form or entertainment?
Horseshoe pitching
a meeting to reawaken interest in religion
Revival or camp meeting
a disease to be spread by
contact or close association
contagious
cure for St. Anthony’s
fire
Rub the blood of a black cat
on the wound
the most common
childhood disease
Croup
the cure for the croup
A large dose of the juice of a roasted onion or
garlic
the cure for
fever
Concoction made of
snake root
the most feared 18th Century disease
Smallpox
the cure for worms
Large doses of salt or
scrapings of pewter
an outbreak of a disease that spreads rapidly
epidemic
An injection or shot to protect
against a disease is called what?
vaccination
the English physician that developed a
vaccination for smallpox
Edward Jenner
What lung diseases were
generally refereed to as?
Consumption
the drawing of “bad blood”
from the body
bleeding
caused by the bite of
a rabid animal
Rabies or hydrophobia
developed a serum for the treatment of
rabies
Louis Pasteur
Gunshot wounds were often fatal
because the musket balls
were made of
Lead
Dentistry was practiced without
the aid of a
Anesthetic
the belief that an event can be influenced by certain actions
Superstition
used as a spring tonic, to give you
energy, and to help thin your
blood
Sassafras tea
Name the pioneer cure
for the following:
rheumatism
1. putting heated rocks on feet 2. rubbing bear grease on joints 3. lying with feet close to a fire
Colds
catnip tea
Blood poisoning
smartwood tea
Pneumonia
sage tea
Fever
rattlesnake bones in a
pouch around the
neck
Nose bleed
red beads in a bag around
the neck
Arthritis
copper bracelets
Chapped lips
kiss the middle rail of a five
rail fence
Warts
wash in rain water from a oak stump
Rash
wash in the morning dew or honey and butter milk
Freckles
wash in blacksmith’s
water
Seizures
stripping off the
shirt and burning it
Toothache
hog’s tooth in a pocket
Earache
pouring tobacco
juice in ear
What was more important on the frontier
than education?
Struggle to survive