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Mississippian shelters were one-room houses made from interwoven sticks covered with clay or mud known as
Teepees
Wattle and daub
Wigwams
Pueblos
Mississippian villages were surrounded by
electric fencing
barbed wire
bottomless hole traps
palisades and guardtowers
These structures served religious, ceremonial, burial and elite residential purposes.
memorials to their gods
bronze statues
earthen mounds
stone pyramids
What types of weapons and tools did Mississippians make to meet the needs of their daily lives? Choose all that apply.
bow and arrows
cannon
stone tools
guns
Which of the following were a part of the Mississippian diet? Select all answers that apply.
Fruits
Vegetables (corn, beans squash, etc.)
Wild game (deer, rabbit, turkey, etc.)
Fish and shellfish
A term for Mississippian-cultivated corn.
maize
carne
papas fritas
grits
How did the Mississippians obtain their food sources? Select all answers that apply.
agriculture (farming)
gathering (picking)
hunting
fishing
The way in which Mississippian society was organized: a powerful chief, a small number of elites and a large number of commoners.
autocratic dictatorship
chiefdom society
democratic society
parliamentary democracy
Mississippian villages were usually located near
rivers
mountains
swamps
fall line
What was the purpose of mounds in Mississippian culture? Select all answers that apply.
A space to grow maize, sunflowers and beans
A cemetery for the elite members of society
A sports complex for Mississippian children to play
A platform for the homes of priests and chiefs
A gathering space for political, religious and social activity
Who are the prehistoric people that lived in Georgia from 800 A.D.-1600 A.D.
Creeks
Cherokee
MIssissippian
Seminoles
Who held the most power in the MIssissippian society?
Warriors
Nobles
Priest
Chief
These were located at the center of Mississippian community and were used as a resting place for the deceased.
Mounds
Churchyard
Barrow
Necropolis
True or False? In Mississippian culture, people were often buried inside of mounds.
True
False
What types of defenses did Mississippian villages have?
Moats/rivers and Palisade fences
stone walls
They lived on mountain tops
They built islands in the middle of lakes
Which picture represents the type of home a Mississippian Indian would have lived in?
Each Mississippian Civilization was led by a chief.
true
false
Where were most Indian settlements located?
Open Fields
In the woods
Near water sources
On state boundary lines
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