Native Nations and Their Lands

Grade 4 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the answer.

  1. Which nation is matched with its homeland correctly?

    • Cherokee: mountains of the Southeast
    • Lakota: islands of the Pacific coast
    • Seminole: deserts of the Southwest
  2. The Hopi live on high mesas in Arizona, where little rain falls. Which crop did they grow there?

    • cranberries in wet bogs
    • corn suited to dry soil
    • rice in flooded fields
  3. Which detail shows how the Seminole adapted to the Florida wetlands?

    • They paddled dugout canoes through swamps.
    • They followed bison herds on horseback.
    • They built longhouses of elm bark in the snow.
  4. Which Native nation lived near Plymouth and met the Pilgrims in 1621?

    • the Lakota
    • the Seminole
    • the Wampanoag
  5. The Seminole built chickees, open shelters with raised floors. Why did chickees fit Florida?

    • They held heat in during cold winters.
    • They kept out deep winter snow.
    • They stayed dry in a warm, wet place.
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Native Nations and Their Lands

Answer Key - Grade 4 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the answer.

  1. Which nation is matched with its homeland correctly?

    • Cherokee: mountains of the Southeast
    • Lakota: islands of the Pacific coast
    • Seminole: deserts of the Southwest
  2. The Hopi live on high mesas in Arizona, where little rain falls. Which crop did they grow there?

    • cranberries in wet bogs
    • corn suited to dry soil
    • rice in flooded fields
  3. Which detail shows how the Seminole adapted to the Florida wetlands?

    • They paddled dugout canoes through swamps.
    • They followed bison herds on horseback.
    • They built longhouses of elm bark in the snow.
  4. Which Native nation lived near Plymouth and met the Pilgrims in 1621?

    • the Lakota
    • the Seminole
    • the Wampanoag
  5. The Seminole built chickees, open shelters with raised floors. Why did chickees fit Florida?

    • They held heat in during cold winters.
    • They kept out deep winter snow.
    • They stayed dry in a warm, wet place.