Return to Unit List Grade 4 Lesson Review Settling Ohio Early People of Ohio The Mound Builders   Type your name:   Many groups of Native AmericansFort AncientHopewellMound BuildersSelect your answer built mounds in North America. We call these groups Fort AncientMound BuildersHopewellNative AmericansSelect your answer. In Ohio, some of the mounds that remain are now in state parkscornjewelrydeadSelect your answer. Mount Builders began living in Ohio almost 3,000five or six500200Select your answer years ago. We don’t know what they called themselves, but we call them the Fort Ancient peopleNative AmericansHopewellAdenaSelect your answer. The Adena had learned farming. This meant they did not need to move from trade goodsshamansunplace to placeSelect your answer. The Adena built thousands of hill-shaped mounds in Ohio. They buried their shamanseasonsGreat Serpent MounddeadSelect your answer in the mounds. They also held religious jewelryshamanceremoniesseasonsSelect your answer there. Inside the mounds, archaeologists have found jewelrycornseasonsAdenaSelect your answer, art, and other special objects. The Adena disappeared about 2,000 years ago. We do not know why. Just before the Adena disappeared, a group we call the Fort AncientAdenaFort Ancient peopleHopewellSelect your answer settled in Ohio. These people traveled great distance to barter, meaning to state parkstrade goods500place to placeSelect your answer with others without using money. Like the Adena, the Hopewell lived as hunters, gatherers, and farmers. They were probably the first people in Ohio to raise cornstate parksjewelrysunSelect your answer. They lived in villages of 3,000five or six200500Select your answer families. The Hopewell built many different mounds, including some on hilltops that look like forts. Scientists think they took deadfive or six2003,000Select your answer years to build a mound we call HopewellGreat Serpent MoundFort AncientAdenaSelect your answer. Despite this name, it probably was not used as a fort. The Hopewell buried their leaders and other important people in the mounds. A religious leader called a shamantrade goodsstate parksceremoniesSelect your answer led a special ceremony. Scientists also think that the Hopewell used the mounds to track the shamansunjewelrycornSelect your answer and the moon. About 1,400 years ago the Hopewell died out. Nearly 400 years passed before the rise of the HopewellFort Ancient peopleGreat Serpent MoundAdenaSelect your answer, so named because they build villages near Fort Ancient. They were farmers, and they fished and hunted. They lived in villages as large as 3,000500five or sixcornSelect your answer people. In 1991, new studies convinced many scientists that the Fort Ancient people built the AdenaGreat Serpent MoundjewelryHopewellSelect your answer. This is a giant mound shaped like a snake. The people may have used the mound to tell the start of the shamanjewelrycornseasonsSelect your answer.