Froggy Jumps: Chapter 4 Social Studies notes


Froggy Jumps Chapter 4 Social Studies notesOnline version Froggy jump to learn your social studies notes by Kim Medycki 1 a person who studies the past, places, events, and people a Historians b Geographers c Astronomers 2 people or animals moving from one region or location to another a Settlement b Migration c Remain 3 people who dig up and study old remains of past cultures a Astrologist b Biologist c Archeologist 4 a Native American tribe living in Pennsylvania in the early 1600s. In their own language, this tribe called themselves the “original people” a Algonquins b Iroquois c Nomads 5 a Native American tribe living in Pennsylvania in the early 1600s. This tribe was known as “people of the longhouse” a Algonquins b Iroquois c Nomads 6 the way people talk, write, make signs or gestures to each other a Language b Dialect c Texting 7 a light boat moved through the water by a paddle a Kayak b Sailboat c Canoe 8 people who move their homes from place to place in search of food and grazing land for their animals a Algonquin b Iroquois c Nomads 9 small round, rectangle, or cone shaped homes built by Algonquin tribesmen a Wigwam b Wampum c Longhouse 10 small shell beads from sea animals that were woven or sewn into belts and strings a Wigwam b Wampum c Longhouse 11 home built by Iroquois tribesmen in which many families lived a Wigwam b Wampum c Longhouse 12 trading for a needed or wanted item a Bartering b Surrender c Theft 13 a group of people from a country who settle an area a Tribe b Colony c Tourist 14 give up to an enemy or opponent a Conquer b Defense c Surrender 15 disagreement; to fight or go to war a Conflict b Truce c Serenity

1

a person who studies the past, places, events, and people

a

Historians

b

Geographers

c

Astronomers

2

people or animals moving from one region or location to another

a

Settlement

b

Migration

c

Remain

3

people who dig up and study old remains of past cultures

a

Astrologist

b

Biologist

c

Archeologist

4

a Native American tribe living in Pennsylvania in the early 1600s. In their own language, this tribe called themselves the “original people”

a

Algonquins

b

Iroquois

c

Nomads

5

a Native American tribe living in Pennsylvania in the early 1600s. This tribe was known as “people of the longhouse”

a

Algonquins

b

Iroquois

c

Nomads

6

the way people talk, write, make signs or gestures to each other

a

Language

b

Dialect

c

Texting

7

a light boat moved through the water by a paddle

a

Kayak

b

Sailboat

c

Canoe

8

people who move their homes from place to place in search of food and grazing land for their animals

a

Algonquin

b

Iroquois

c

Nomads

9

small round, rectangle, or cone shaped homes built by Algonquin tribesmen

a

Wigwam

b

Wampum

c

Longhouse

10

small shell beads from sea animals that were woven or sewn into belts and strings

a

Wigwam

b

Wampum

c

Longhouse

11

home built by Iroquois tribesmen in which many families lived

a

Wigwam

b

Wampum

c

Longhouse

12

trading for a needed or wanted item

a

Bartering

b

Surrender

c

Theft

13

a group of people from a country who settle an area

a

Tribe

b

Colony

c

Tourist

14

give up to an enemy or opponent

a

Conquer

b

Defense

c

Surrender

15

disagreement; to fight or go to war

a

Conflict

b

Truce

c

Serenity

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Chapter 4 Social Studies notesOnline version

by Kim Medycki

a person who studies the past, places, events, and people

people or animals moving from one region or location to another

people who dig up and study old remains of past cultures

a Native American tribe living in Pennsylvania in the early 1600s. In their own language, this tribe called themselves the “original people”

a Native American tribe living in Pennsylvania in the early 1600s. This tribe was known as “people of the longhouse”

the way people talk, write, make signs or gestures to each other

a light boat moved through the water by a paddle

people who move their homes from place to place in search of food and grazing land for their animals

small round, rectangle, or cone shaped homes built by Algonquin tribesmen

small shell beads from sea animals that were woven or sewn into belts and strings

home built by Iroquois tribesmen in which many families lived

trading for a needed or wanted item

a group of people from a country who settle an area

give up to an enemy or opponent

disagreement; to fight or go to war