Most Eastern Woodlands Indians lived...

near lakes, rivers, or the ocean

Historians refer to Beringia as

an ancient land bridge use to cross from Asia to America

How did the ability to irrigate the land lead to starting permanent settlements?

Used mud to create clay and build sturdy homes.

The variety of Native American cultures largely resulted from

adapting to different environments

The Ancestral Pueblo built their farms near mountains because...

a natural supply of water ran off the mountain

Paleo-Indians built homes from cedar, made wooden bowls, baskets, clothing from animal skins.

This shows they adapted to surroundings for survival.

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1
What led to the formation of the Bering Strait land bridge?
shifting of continental plates
worldwide drought
the ocean froze into glaciers
a long period of global warming
2
The Inuit, Aleut, and Yupik are all...
Plains Indians
Arctic peoples
temple builders
mound builders
3
Native Americans built their homes in styles that were determined largely by
available materials
farming methods
elevation above sea level
religious beliefs
4
Most Eastern Woodlands Indians lived...
near lakes, rivers, or the ocean
far from other native peoples
in extremely harsh climates
on farmland carved out of the jungle
5
Historians refer to Beringia as
an ancient temple to observe the universe
an ancient land bridge use to cross from Asia to America
the ancient burial mounds used to honor the spirits
the ancient site used to build large totem poles
6
How did the ability to irrigate the land lead to starting permanent settlements?
It supported planting trees to make bows for hunting
Used mud to create clay and build sturdy homes.
Dams were constructed for permanent fishing spots.
It supported growing grass for producing nets and baskets.
7
The variety of Native American cultures largely resulted from
genetic differences
differing religious beliefs
where their ancestors came from
adapting to different environments
8
The Ancestral Pueblo built their farms near mountains because...
rich nutrients came off the mountains
the mountain caves let them be close to fields
a natural supply of water ran off the mountain
there is cooler weather by the mountains
9
Paleo-Indians built homes from cedar, made wooden bowls, baskets, clothing from animal skins.
This shows they adapted to surroundings for survival.
This shows contempt of nature; focused on physical comfort.
This shows they conquered tribes for their food and supplies
This shows they would borrow from other tribes.
10
The craftwork of the Northwest Indians often featured images of
the sun and stars
animals and spirits
effigies and human faces
mountains and rivers
11
The first humans to arrive in the Americans came from...
Africa
Antarctica
Asia
Australia
12
The reason we study history is...
all of the above
it's in the news
to learn about other cultures, ideas and the past
so we are aware of events that shape our world
13
The Ancestral Pueblo developed which of these techniques?
digging burial mounds
carving stone spearheads
building roads
irrigating fields
14
Which Native American people used the dog sled as a form of transportation?
Iroquois
Tlingit
Yupik
Aztec
15
Whales provide the Native Americans of the Arctic region with both food and
shelter
medicine
heat
entertainment

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