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which one stands for the amazon river
a
b
c
g
2
which one stands for the rocky mountains
d
e
g
f
3
extends both north and south of the equator
machu Picchu
South America
the carribean
mesoamerica
4
according to some scientists, how did ancient people get across to North America
by a Viking ship.
across a large glacier
using a land bridge
using a primitive raft
5
which one stands for the caribean
c
e
f
d
6
where did the olmec establish their civilization
Yucatan peninsula
present day Peru
gulf coast of Mexico
south central Mexico
7
growing and trading crops helps early Americans form more complex societies
False
True
8
which one stands for the andes mountains
e
f
g
a
9
as farming spread, people began to
rely on hungering and gathering
fight with one another
settle in one place
move southward
10
hunter gatherers
both hunted and cultivated crops
use canals to irrigate crops
moved constantly in search of food
built cities with paved street s
11
areas where the soil has collapsed in a hollow
hogan
sinkhole
mounds
isthmus
12
which of the following is an example of native American group that lived on the west coast of North America
inuit
cherokee
apache
Tlingit
13
created by the early people of North America, but not those of Central and South America
hogan
sinkhole
mounds
isthmus
14
where was the great aztec city of tenochilin located
in a desert
in the mountains
one the coastline
on a swampy lake island
15
the Maya civilizations is considered to be an advanced civilization because
used the concept of zero for math
they maya beleived that the gods would reveal plans to them through stars
priests created calendars based off astromical events
was a written language they developed
16
the four geographical areas of the americas are North America, South America, central America, and...
settle in one place
rely on huntering and gathering
move southward
the Caribbean
17
narrow strips of land connecting two larger bodies
hogan
mounds
sinkhole
isthmus
18
grand emperor retreat complex built by the Inca in the high andes mountains
Montezuma I
Machu Picchu
mesmerica
maize
19
which of the following stands for South America
e
d
c
b
20
corn
mounds
maize
corn
isthmus
21
because it was covered by dense forests, the land east of the Mississippi River was called the ___________.
city-states
eastern woodlands
calendars
tepees
22
region between central Mexico and Costa Rica
mesoamerica
the Caribbean
Montezuma I
Yucatan
23
what is adobe
clay sculptors
sun-dried mud bricks
dry farmland
the mayan word for sun
24
which of the following does NOT describe how religion affected the mayan life
the Maya believed the gods showed their plans through the sinkholes
the Maya believed their rulers were related to the gods
the mayans believed the gods controlled all events on earth
the Maya conducted ceremonies to please the gods
25
Maya __________ were connected by culture, political ties, and trade
city-states
tepees
city-states
calendars
26
the americas are made up of North America, south America, the carribean, and Central America
True
False
27
inuit means
in the north
the people
mighty hunter
igloo builders
28
which one stands for the Mississippi River
a
f
b
g
29
the Inca leader pachacuti
developed a written language
died as young man
built a large empire
headed a disorganized empire
30
the most difficult challenges faced by the ancient Maya were the sinkholes that were found in Mexico and central ameri
False
True
31
name 2 possible reasons of the decline of the Maya
warefare
the king died
bad climate and food couldn't grow
the king got electric shocked by and orange
32
powerful ruler who expanded the aztec empire and built temples, aqueducts, and roads
the Caribbean
Yucatan
South America
Montezuma I
33
both the Maya and the aztec had 2 ________, one for tracking religion and one for farming
calendars
eastern woodlands
tepees
city-states
34
a land bridge to Alaska was made possible by
prehistoric people
the development of stone temples
archeologist
the last ice age
35
home of the Maya
Yucatan
Machu picchu
montzeuma I
36
the hopi of the Pacific Northwest built homes of adobe
False
True
37
why did the mayans seek captives in war
to use as household servants
to marry mayan people
on the coastline
to work the land
38
square wooden homes built by the Navajo
isthmus
hogan
mounds
sinkhole
39
they maya
used the concept of zero
loved in South America
had no major cities
invented the wheel
40
the Iroquois league was formed to
promote the development of farming
bring unity and peace to several warring groups in the region
further develop trade routes
defend attacks by the Navajo
41
which letter stands for North America
d
b
a
c
42
collective name for a group of islands located in the waters north of South America
the carribean
mesoamerica
Yucatan
South America
43
how were the mayan city-states organized
people elected their leaders
all city-states were run by one king or queen
eaach city-state was run by a priest
each city-state was run by a king or queen
44
the Rocky Mountains of North America's west coast are lower than the Appalachians of the east
False
True
45
the peoples of the Great Plains lived income shaped tents called ________
tepees
eastern woodlands
city-states
calendars
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describe the trading activities of the olmec
they traded many animals and crops
they didn't trade lol
they raded jade,obsidian, serpentine, mica feathers and polished mirrors.
they tried to trade their fine jewelry but no one wanted it
