Which is true about Native American religions?

Many groups believed that animals and the earth had spirits.

What was an achievement of the Mayans?

Developed a calendar using the sun, stars, and moon

Which was a role of Native American women?

making clothing and household goods

Which is an example of how Native Americans changed their environment?

Native Americans burned shrubs so that grasses would grow & attract animals

Which is true of Native American children?

Children were valued highly & believed to be connected to the spirit world.

How do experts think the first people came to North America?

by walking across a land bridge from Asia

Which is an example of Native Americans' economy?

The Powhatans built canoes and tools to catch fish in their area.

Why did Native Americans spread throughout North America?

To follow animal herds for food

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Unit 1 SS Quiz

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1
Which is true about Native American religions?
Many groups believed that animals and the earth had spirits.
Many Native Am. adopted the religions of the Asian cultures.
Religious wars were commons between them.
Very few of them were religious.
2
A person who moves often in search for food
leader
nomad
council
farmer
3
To change in order to survive the conditions faced
league
adapt
nomad
culture
4
The system of bringing water to dry land
farming
irrigation
hunter gatherer
agriculture
5
Which shows Native Americans adapted to their environment and developed diverse cultures?
Native Americans developed agriculture.
All of the choices are correct
Inuits created the kayak and used the cold to their advantage
The Mayans created a system for writing and math
6
Which group lived in the Southeast region of North America?
Mayans
Inuit
Puebloans
Powhatans
7
What was an achievement of the Mayans?
Created irrigation
Developed a calendar using the sun, stars, and moon
Developed large cities to rule over
Developed systems of trade
8
A group whose member nations share the same goals
government
colony
league
culture
9
Which was a role of Native American women?
protecting the community
hunting and leading warfare
trading with other Native people
making clothing and household goods
10
What were councils?
a form of economy
groups that made decisions
religious groups
spirits that the N.A. worshipped
11
Which Native American nation from the Northern Woodlands formed a union of nations called a league?
Puebloans
Iriquois
Powhatans
Mayans
12
Which is an example of how Native Americans changed their environment?
Native Americans spoke different languages.
Native Americans burned shrubs so that grasses would grow & attract animals
Native American women took care of the children.
The Iroquois fromed a league, which governed 5 nations.
13
Which is true of Native American children?
Boys were forced to fight to prepare for war.
Children were valued highly & believed to be connected to the spirit world.
Girls were not allowed in the wilderness.
Children had no jobs or chores to complete.
14
How do experts think the first people came to North America?
by sailing from Japan
by sailing from Europe
Humans were always in North America
by walking across a land bridge from Asia
15
Which is an example of Native Americans' economy?
The Mound Builders built huge earthen structures.
The Maya developed a systems of tracking the stars, sun, and moon.
The Pueblo sought help from kachinas that they worshiped.
The Powhatans built canoes and tools to catch fish in their area.
16
A set of beliefs and way of life special to a group such as art, religion, rules, history
league
culture
civilization
council
17
Why did Native Americans spread throughout North America?
To follow animal herds for food
To find a sea route to Asia
To find farmland
To spread Christianity
18
The planting and raising of crops
league
irrigation
economy
agriculture

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