Drag each name to the correct location on the table. Match the following tribes to the appropriate language group. 1.Creek 2.Powhatan 3.Cherokee 4.Seminole Algonquian Iroquoian Muskogean

1.Creek / Muskogean

2.Powhatan / Algonquian

3.Cherokee / Iroquoian

4.Seminole / Muskogean

Explanation:

Algonquian languages were widespread across the continent, and Powhatan language was in the subgroup of Delawarean languages.

Muskogean languages are not as widespread as Algonquian, and there are only six languages remaining, including the Creek-Seminole.

Iroquoian language has practically disappeared, and only a small number of people, including Cherokees are speaking it.

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