Pre-Columbian Native Tribes
Review of Florida's Indigenous Tribes
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Topics of this game:
- Who lived in the southern part of Florida, present day Miami Dade close to the Everglades and by the 1800’s this tribe had only a few survivors?
- Who lived in northwest Florida and did the most farming of any tribe?
- Who used a tool called an atlatl and ate manatee?
- What tribe settled in central and northeastern Florida
- What tribe used dugout canoes, which were made from hollowed out cypress logs?
- What tribe relocated to Louisiana where their tribe descendants still live today?
- What tribe lived on the southwest coast of Florida and built their home on stilts?
- What tribe usually had 2 kinds of houses, long house, and round covered with leaves of palm trees?
- Who lived at the northern end of Tampa Bay and built garbage heaps called middens?
- What tribe was brought to extinction?
- What tribe made jewelry and masks and built Mound Key?
- Who were the first shell Indians?
- Who used spears, clubs, bows, and arrows, and blow guns to hunt?
- What is a trap used to catch fish that stretched across a stream or river. Once the fish swam over the fence in high tide, the fish got stuck when it was low tide.
- What is a mound of shells that had grown and packed together throughout the years as shells?
- What is a tool used for digging to help made by placing a tree branch through a shell and over time the branch would grow into the shell making it sturdy enough?
- What tool was used for hunting and functioned like a spear?
- Who were the first people to discover Florida?
- What was the period of time known as before the European explorers came to Florida?
- Who is usually credited for discovering Florida?
- What are people called who follow their source of food?
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