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C herokee

Discover the rich traditions of the Cherokee tribe, who lived in southeastern villages constructed from wood, mud, and cowhide. Women contributed to society by wearing deerskin garments while men constructed these homes. Their diet mainly consisted of vegetables like corn, squash, and beans, which they grew rather than hunted. The roles of men and women were distinct, with men focusing on construction and women as community leaders. The Cherokee crafted unique artworks, including canoes and masks, and expressed their culture through vibrant traditions.

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C herokee

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  1. Cherokee Maggie Burns and Maya Villamil-Lacson Ms.Brotsky 2B

  2. Location They lived in southeast.

  3. Homes • The Cherokee tribe lives in a village. • the village was made out of wood and mud. • They were also made out of cowhide.

  4. Clothing • Women wore Deerskin,tops,skirts and moccasins. men wore deerskin,lion,leggings,robes and shirts. • they were made of lion and Deerskin

  5. Food • They ate corn,squash,beans,pumpkin,melons,sun flowers and tabacco. • They mostly ate vetchebles. • They grew it and picked it when it was ready. • They didn’t hunt any of there food. • They just grew food.

  6. Roles of Men and Women • The men built the villages. • The women owned the villages and they were warriors.

  7. Trades and Art • There artwork wasn’t known for there tribe. • They made canoes, masks and rattles, clay pot’s carved pipes, double wall baskets and river cane items. • They didn’t make any other artwork.

  8. Interesting Information • They made fun of animals by wearing funny masks. • This is a picture of there writing. • this is there flag.

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