With a purpose to restore harmony, the Southeastern Indians held which most important annual event? Question 1

options: Peace Pipe Ceremony

Golden Moon Harvest Ceremony

Green Corn Ceremony

Full Moon Harvest Ceremony

Southeastern Indians were organized into which type of political unit, centered in a village and covering several square miles?

Question 2 options:

townships

enclaves

domains

chiefdoms

Question 1

Answer: Green Corn ceremony

Plants and animals were of great importance to the Southeastern Indians. However, none of them were as appreciated as corn, which was the basis of their subsistence. This was exemplified by the Green Corn ceremony, an annual event of renewal. The sacred fires were rekindled, old debts and grudges were forgiven and old things were discarded. More importantly, a sense of community was regenerated., and this was encouraged as a way to maintain harmony in the community.

Question 2

Answer: Chiefdoms

Early reports say that the Southeastern Indians were organized in independent villages that recognized cultural connections with other groups or polities within the same tribe. These polities generally ranged between a few hundred people to a few thousand, depending on resources. Each community was sovereign, and governed by its own chief.