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Social Studies
3rd
grade
Kumeyaay Leaders and Healers-Lesson 2 P 132-137
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- 1. Multiple Choice
Why do the Kumeyaay honor rattlesnakes by weaving their shape into baskets? Page 133
They use the rattles for music
The snake is a desert animal
The rattlesnake protected corn mean from being eaten by mice
The rattlesnake is a symbol of bravery
- 2. Multiple Choice
What does the word government mean on page 133?
To honor rattlesnakes
A group of people in charge of leading a community, a state, or a nation.
A large area of land
A ceremony with food and dancing
- 3. Multiple Choice
What does the word council mean on page 134?
A region of land
People who travel to other places
Laws that people must follow
A group of people who work with a leader to make decisions
- 4. Multiple Choice
Kumeyaay has important ceremonies. What does the word ceremonies mean on page 134?
Special ways of doing something to mark an important time.
Traveling from place to place
A group of people who help lead a government
Ways of looking at the night sky
- 5. Multiple Choice
What is a shaman? Page 135
A healer who knows about plants
A religious leader who led Kumeyaay ceremonies
A basket weaver
Someone who gazed at the night sky
- 6. Multiple Choice
What is Astronomy? Page 136
The science of healing
The science of healing
Songs and dances to pray for good hunting
The science of the changing night sky
- 7. Multiple Choice
Kumeyaay government included ____________________, _____________________, and a _____________________.
*Hint: Check page 137 in the What you Learned section
A region, a band, and a shaman
Generals, captains, and a council
Ceremonies, dancing, and astronomy
A region, laws, and ceremonies
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