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A small house only one Lenape family lived in
Wigwam
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Who were the Lenape Indians and why are they important to us?
They were Native Americans who were the first to live in New Jersey
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Large house that multiple family members lived in
Longhouses
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What did the men do?
Hunted, protected their families, went on quests
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Name the 2 Lenape tribes in NJ
Raritans and Sanhicans
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What was the special name they had for the 3 major crops?
The 3 Sisters
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A scientist that studies artifacts to learn about the past
archeologist
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What were the 3 sisters?
corn, beans, squash
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What did the women do?
cooked, took care of the babies, planted and took care of the crops, cleaned
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Name 4 places the Lenape people lived.
New York, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, NJ
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What were Lenape tools and weapons like?
They were made from sticks, bones, teeth, and animal skins
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How were Lenape children different from you and your friends?
made their own games, were named at the age of 5, did not go to school
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What did the Lenape do in the fall?
Hunted in forests and grew crops
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What was the religious figures the Lenape praised?
Manetu
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The time before people left written records is known as...
prehistory
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What did the Lenape children play or play with?
various
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What were the good things the Manetu brought to the Lenape?
Good luck, good weather, great flourishing crops
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Other than living with family in a longhouse, what else were they used for?
Religious ceremonies
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Name 3 other foods Lenape ate besides the 3 sisters
deer, racoons, fish, berries, bears, turkeys, turtles, frogs, cranberries
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Where did the Lenape go in the summer? Why
Toward the beaches/oceans to catch fish for food.
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