The Earliest Floridians : Changing Ways Of Life

Front 1

How did the Native Floridian Indians use the mounds they built?

Back 1

Native Floridian Indians used mounds:

... to bury their dead,

... as a place to build a house for their leader,and

... as a place to build temples or religious buildings.

Front 2

What is trade?

Back 2

Trade is:

exchanging/bartering,

or buying and selling goods.

Front 3

From what materials were mounds made?

Back 3

Mounds were made from sand and earth.

Front 4

What is agriculture?

Back 4

Agriculture is farming; the planting of seeds to grow food.

Front 5

What does it mean to "barter"?

Back 5

To barter is to trade one kind of good for another kind of good without using money.

Front 6

What is a Dugout?

Back 6

A dugout is a boat made from a large hollowed-out log.

Dugouts were used to travel and search for new places to fish and hunt.

Front 7

Why did agriculture occur?

Back 7

Agriculture occurred out of need. When people began to stay longer in the same places they needed a source of food.

Cause: Staying longer in the same places and needing food.
Effect: Agriculture.

Front 8

" Changing Ways of Life "
Chapter 2 - Lesson 2
pp. 94 - 98

Back 8

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Front 9

When were mounds built by Native Florida Indians?

Back 9

Mounds were built about 3,000 years ago in Florida.

Front 10

What is a culture?

Back 10

A "culture" is different ways of living.

Culture is a peoples beliefs, speech,
behavior, and dress.

Front 11

Why did Native Floridian Indians use trade?

Back 11

Native Floridian Indians used trade:

... to get goods they needed or wanted that they could not make themselves.

...Trade was done by barter.