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Utah's Pre-historic & Historic Tribes
Utah's Pre-historic & Historic Tribes
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The Prehistoric & Historic Native Americans; What we know and how we know it.
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1
Which historic tribe in Utah raised sheep?
Goshute
Paiute
Navajo
Shoshone
2
Which of the following historic tribes did NOT live in village settings?
Shoshone
Ute
Goshute
Navajo
3
Why did early groups of Native Americans move from place to place?
They were looking for gold
To find food
The change in the season
Ran out of land
4
Which of the following tribes were hunter-gatherers?
Anasazi
Paleo
All of the above
Archaic
5
What is Mrs. Allen's favorite Native American Tribe?
Fremonts
Navajo
Utes
Goshutes
6
If something is sparse it means this.
Everyone has some.
There is an abundance
There is plenty
There is little leftover
7
The Goshute lived in this area of Utah.
The west
The central and east
The southeast
The southwest
8
Which of the following is NOT considered an artifact?
Pottery
arrowheads
Indian Rice Grass
bones
9
Disdain means that you what?
Love others unconditionally
Don't care about them
look upon others with disgust
Like them
10
The Navajo lived in this area of Utah.
The southwest
The west
The southeast
The north
11
Something left behind by a civilization is called this.
Tradition
Migration
Infer
Artifact
12
Where did the different historic tribes get materials to build their shelters?
from Lowes
the Spaniards
From each other
From nature
13
Which of the following historic tribes was the largest group?
Ute
Fremont
Goshute
Archaic
14
An atlatl help tribes do this.
Build houses
Grow food
Make art
Hunt
15
The Paiute lived in this area of Utah.
The southeast
The central and east
The southwest
The north
16
This was the Ute and Navajo territorial boundary.
Lake Powell
The Great Salt Lake
The Salt Flats
San Juan River
17
This Pre-historic tribe knew how to dry food.
Navajo
Paiute
Fremont
Anasazi
18
The Shoshone lived in this area of Utah.
The west
The north
The southwest
The central and east
19
American Indians believed you should own your own land.
True
False
20
All of the Native American Tribes had the same traditions and ate the same foods.
True
False
21
This is a mass movement of people from one place to another.
Infer
Tradition
Adaptation
Migration
22
This is what we call time before written history.
Tradition
Adaptation
Pre-historic
Historic
23
The first group of Prehistoric Indians were called?
Paleo-Indians
Archaic Indians
Fremont Indians
Ute Indians
24
What is the difference between Petroglyphs and pictographs?
Pictographs are carved in rock.
There is no difference, they're both the same.
One is art and one is a craft.
One is carved in rock and one painted on rock.
25
These parts of your life are considered part of your culture.
Your friends, favorite color, hairstyle
your favorite season, holiday, and TV show.
Your food, religion, and schooling
Your name, place you were born, birthdate
26
The Utes and Shoshone lived in this kind of shelter.
Cliff dwellings
Tepees
Pit-houses
Wicki-ups
27
Archaeologists study these to learn about the past.
The news
History books
Weather patterns
Artifacts
28
This is the beliefs, art, and lifestyles of a group.
artifacts
Sparse
tradition
Culture
29
These two tribes lived in wicki-ups.
The Paiute and Shoshone
The Paiute and Goshute
The Goshute and Ute
The Navajo and Ute
30
The Utes lived in which area of Utah?
The southwest
The west
The North
The central and eastern
