Southern and Central Peoples - Chapter 3, Lesson 2

Question 1

After gathering acorns, Yokuts women stored them in a

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granary

Question 2

Chumash people did NOT hunt for

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deer

Question 3

Which tribe?

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Yokuts

Question 4

Which tribe?

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Yokuts

Question 5

Which tribe?

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Chumash

Question 6

Why did the Yokuts burn parts of the land each year?

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to make the soil fertile

Question 7

What do Native American peoples depend on their chiefs to give?

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advice

Question 8

Yokuts people knew it was important to take care of the environment. That's why they practiced

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land management

Question 9

The Chumash developed their creative skills such as:

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weaving baskets

Question 10

What did Yokuts women grind to make flour?

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acorns

Question 11

The natural resource the Yokuts depended on the most was the:

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oak tree

Question 12

A Native American religious leader and healer was often called a _________

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shaman

Question 13

Where did most of the Chumash people live?

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near beaches

Question 14

Which tribe?

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Chumash

Question 15

What is this?

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a tomol

Question 16

Acorns were used by the Yokuts people to make things to eat such as

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all of these

Question 17

What was the traditional work of Native American men long ago?

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hunting

Question 18

Which tribe?

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Yokuts

Question 19

What was it like in a pit house when the weather was hot?

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cool

Question 20

What was the hole in the roof of Chumash homes for?

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to let smoke out

Question 21

Which tribe?

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Chumash

Questions 21