Components Of Culture
Miscellaneous
Inuit
Maya, Aztec, Inca
Country, Capital, or City
100

The “C” in STREET CABS, stands for which Component of Culture?

COMMUNICATION

100

These are the 7 continents

NORTH AMERICA, SOUTH AMERICA, EUROPE, AFRICA, ASIA, AUSTRALIA, & ANTARCTICA

100

The _______ Region of North America, including Alaska and Greenland, is home to the Inuit People.

ARCTIC

100

This ancient civilization had the most extensive (largest) empire geographically and in population size.  

INCA

100

Madagascar

Country 

200

The “B” in STREET CABS, stands for which Component of Culture?

BELIEFS & TRADITIONS

200

This is the magical place in your Atlas where you can look up a geographical definition that you are unfamiliar with... 

Example: If you did not know what a Peninsula was, you would go to the..

Glossary

200

This is the tool the Inuit used to hunt a whale.

HARPOON

200

Which peninsula did the Maya Civilization develop on?

YUCATAN PENINSULA

200

Tokyo 

Capital 

300

The TWO “E’s” in STREET CABS, stands for which two Components of Culture?

EDUCATION & ECONOMY

300

Which two U.S. states are considered "Non-contiguous?"

Alaska and Hawaii

300

The ________ of walruses were popular clothing material because they provided a waterproof layer.

INTESTINES

300

This ancient civilization used "Chaskis" to spread messages across their empire.

INCA

300

Rio De Janero 

City 

400

The TWO “T’s” in STREET CABS, stands for which two Components of Culture?

TRANSPORTATION & TECHNOLOGY

400

This is the name of the former Penobscot Chief who visited us this year.

Mr. Barry Dana 

400

Traditional Inuit snow boots made out of seal skin are called...

Kamiks 

400

Ancient record books are called these:

CODICES

400

Vatican City 

Country 

500

The TWO “S’s” in STREET CABS, stands for which two Components of Culture?

SURVIVAL & SOCIAL STRUCTURE

500

This is the official currency of Malawi 

Kwacha 

500

This is the name of the native Inuit language.

INUKTITUT

500

These were raised roads going across a lake or bay.

Causeways

500

Sydney 

City 

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