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#7thGrade #Geography #NativeAmericans
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This mountain range is in the eastern part of the US & goes through states like Pennsylvania, West Virginia, & Tennessee
Appalachian Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Cascade Mountains
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Iroquois women had the right to
Hunt buffalo
Become priests
Be elected chief
Choose clan leaders/chiefs
3
Prehistoic hominids, or people, supposedly originated from this continent
South America
North America
Africa
New Zealand
4
Between 10,000 and 100,000 years ago, the world was covered by these thick sheets of ice
Glaciers
Burial Mounds
Monsoons
Grassy Plains
5
This accounted for the differences between all the Native American civilizations
Money
Altitude
Geography
Time
6
This ocean is west of California.
Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Frank Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
7
All of these tribes were members of the Iroquois 5 Nations EXCEPT
Mohawk
Cayuga
Onondaga
Team Thunder
8
The Bering Land Bridge connected these two pieces of land
Australia and South America
North America and Europe
Africa and Asia
Asia and North America
9
These people had to migrate in order to find food and did not have permanent settlements.
Polynesians
Inuit
Pueblo
Iroquois
10
This is the name of the flat area of land between the Rocky Mountains and Appalachian Mountains
Sahara Desert
Mexico
Great Plains
Canada
11
This is the study of people, their environments, and their resources.
Geography
Biology
History
Cartography
12
Geographers help historians study the past by
Studying politics
Uncovering artifacts
Showing how people and the land are related
Reporting on current events
13
The similarities that we can see between different groups of people are called
Antidisestablishmentarianism
Cartography
Cultural Universals
Geography
14
Archaeologists learn about the past by studying uncovered tools, weapons, and pottery or these
Maps
Primary Sources
Glaciers
Artifacts
15
The Iroquois lived in these types of houses
Pineapples
Longhouses
Tepes
Cliff Dwellings
16
All are examples of a primary source
EXCEPT
a
Diary entry
Textbook
Eyewitness interview
Letters
17
All maps have some kind of distortion because
Maps only show physical features
Mapmakers include too much information
Distances cannot be measured exactly
Maps are flat and Earth is not
18
A person or a group of people's way of life, which is passed from generation to generation is
History
Artifacts
Culture
Geography
19
These people lived in the Eastern Woodlands and women had great political power
Anasazi
Aleut
Pueblo
Iroquois
20
To study the first Americans,
archaeologists
might use all of the following EXCEPT
Bits of pottery
Finely crafted arrowheads
old newspapers and diaries
buried animal bones
21
The Hiawatha Belt represented the
Iroquois Confederacy
American Revolution
The Annexation of Puerto Rico
French and Indian War
22
The longest and most important river system in the US is made up of the
Ohio and Tennessee Rivers
Arkansa and Platte Rivers
Amazon and Rio Grande Rivers
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers
23
These people traveled from New Guinea to Hawaii in boats similar to canoes in the Pacific Ocean
Anasazi
Inuit
Polynesians
Mohawk
24
This ocean is east of New York.
Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
25
The Iroquois used _________ to document their history.
Stone carvings
Wampum
Google Docs
Books
26
The Inuit, Pueblo, and Iroquois had similar religions because they all worshipped some form of
Food
Nature
Artifacts
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