1. Which statement best summarizes the culture of the Eastern Woodland people? The Eastern Woodland tribes all spoke the same language, Algonquian. The tribes of the Eastern Woodlands engaged in war to gain new land. Men and women of the Eastern Woodland tribes each had a specific role All decision making in the Eastern Woodland tribes was given to the chief. 2. Which answer best summarizes the tribes of the Eastern Woodlands as matrilineal? Women did all the hunting for the tribes The uncle of a boy was considered more important than his father Women and men were both allowed to vote at council meetings All the chiefs were women 3. Which statement best summarizes the role of the men in the Catawba tribe While the women went fishing, the men were busy discussion the affairs of the tribe Catawba men refused to hunt and gather food instead The men spent time making baskets and mats to trade with Europeans Unlike most other tribes in the region, the men did most of the farming work 4. The Chrokee were unique in that each of the villages had two chiefs; a "white" chief and a "red" chief. Which statement best summarizes the leadership of the Cherokee people? The red chief led the people during times of war The red chief helped settle arguments between members of the tribe The white chief oversaw lacrosse games during times of peace The white chief represented the women, while the red chief represented the men 5. Which statement best summarizes the culture of the Yamassee people? They live in wigwams year round to protect themselves from hot summers and cold winters The Yamassee village centered around a large community building or town house They perfected farming in their area and did not need to hunt The Yamassee built mounds as a defense from potential invaders.