The Amerindians were probably from this general area.
What is Northeast Asia?
100
This culture was among the earliest known hunting cultures, dating between about 9500-8900 BCE.
What is the Clovis Culture?
100
The Clovis culture created this to kill the megafauna prey.
HINT: You must describe the size, and shape.
What is a large, leaf-shaped spear?
100
The Archaic peoples were forced to rely more on this.
What is gathering plants?
100
Native Americans showed little interest in this.
What is animal domestication?
200
This is where the Navajo and Apache peoples migrated to between 1300-1500 C.E.
What is the American Southwest?
200
This culture did not include pottery in funerary arrangements, which set them apart from other Woodland civilizations.
What is the Adena culture?
200
Archaeologists believe that the Paleoindians used this to skin, tan, and prepare their game for cooking.
What is a small stone implement?
200
These two things contributed to challenging farmers to develop innovative agricultural methods in both wet and arid zones.
What are a difficult terrain and poor soils?
200
Like the Olmec, the Chavin culture never became this.
What is a true political state?
300
In the Late Pleistocene era, ice covered most of these two areas.
What is Canada and the northern United States?
300
This civilization/culture created the earliest known Mesoamerican civilization
What are the Olmec?
300
The Archaic people's tool kits were less specialized and included more equipment for this, rather than killing prey.
What is processing plants?
300
In coastal Peru, these turned dry area into farmland.
What are complex irrigation systems?
300
This site in southeastern Chile challenge the prevailing view that the first immigrants from Asia to the Americas walked along land routes.
What is the Monte Verde site?
400
The lush grasslands of this area covered North America, from Canada to the Gulf coast.
What is the Great Bison Belt?
400
Archaeologists have discovered varieties of small stone implements that this culture appear to have used for preparing smaller game for their cooking, skinning and tanning animal skins.
What are the Paleoindians?
400
By the end of the Woodland civilization's period replaced this with the bow and arrow.
What is the atlatl?
400
These three things remained the best choices for food in in much of North America.
What are hunting, gathering, and fishing?
400
Little about this is known of the early Americans.
What is social organization?
500
The Olmec culture was located in this region.
Hint: San Lorenzo is also in this area.
What is Mesoamerica?
500
This cultivation spread along trade routes that connected Mesoamerica with Peru to the South, as well as North America.
What is the Maize cultivation?
500
This replaced the larger Clovis spearhead.
What are Folsom points?
500
Andeans raised guinea pigs, but ate the meat of these.
What are llamas?
500
This and fibers held paramount importance in every Andean society.