The Eastern Woodland Indians wore wampum beads. Which of the following describe how wampum beads were used? Select all that apply. Although wampum beads were used for many reasons and took many symbols among the Eastern Woodland Indians, wampum was not used as part of religious or political meetings.
When a leader died in a tribe, the wampum beads were passed down to another member to become the new leader.
Wampum was worn for more of a fashion piece and did not have much meaning behind the jewelry.
When wampum beads were held at a tribal meeting, the person holding them was considered to be speaking honestly and was to be trusted.

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