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People lived in multifamily longhouses. A tribal council made decisions.
People lived in multifamily longhouses. A tribal council made decisions.
People lived in wood homes in villages. The villages had walls to prevent attacks.
People lived in wood homes in villages. The villages had walls to prevent attacks.
People lived in mud covered homes in villages. Each village had a chief.
People lived in mud covered homes in villages. Each village had a chief.
People lived in teepees that were easy to move. The tribe moved around.
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The statement that best describes the Cherokee tribe the early explorers found when they came to North America is:
People lived in wood homes in villages. The villages had walls to prevent attacks.
The Cherokee typically constructed homes known as "wattle and daub" houses, which were made from wood and mud, and they lived in permanent villages that were sometimes fortified. They had a structured social and political organization, including councils for decision-making.
