Kennewick Man
How old are the remains of Kennewick Man?
Around 8,500-9,000 years old
Define human migration.
The movement of people from one place to another.
This is a force that drives people away from a place.
Push Factor
What is the name of the Indigenous culture group that exists west of the Cascades.
Coastal Peoples
How many Great Lakes are there?
Five
How was Kennewick Man discovered?
Archaeologists originally believed that humans walked from Asia to North America, but why?
Archaeologist speculated that they did so out of necessity, following the animals which they hunted.
This is a force that draws people to a place.
Pull factor
What is the name of the Indigenous culture group that exists east of the Cascades.
Plateau Peoples
Which state was the 50th state to join the union?
Hawaii
What eventually happened with the remains of Kennewick Man?
They were reburied by Native Nations.
What does “www” stand for in a website browser?
World Wide Web
Each person in your group must list a push factor
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What is the name of the primary type of shelter used in the Coastal region.
Longhouses
What happened to the original fishing site at Kettle Falls?
It was flooded by the Grand Coulee Dam
Why did anthropologist Doug Owsley sue the federal government and local Native Nations?
For the right to study the remains of Kennewick Man.
Why did tribes west of the Cascades live a more sedentary existence, while tribes to the East live semi-nomadic lives?
East of the Cascades, Culture evolved into a hunter-gatherer societies. These societies were semi nomadic; They moved between specific places, following the seasonal food offerings. West of the Cascades the abundance of food, especially seafood allowed for more sedentary existence.
Each person in your group must list a pull factor
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What is the name of a primary type of shelter used in the Plateau region.
tepee or pit house
Mourning Dove was a member of what Washington State Native Nation.
Colville Federate Tribes