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The study of the past

History

100

The Sioux’s chief source of meat

buffalo

100

What a cartographer does

creates maps

100

The study of the past

history

100

The Iroquois’ chief source of meat

deer

200

People sharing, language, territory, and an economy

civilization

200

Peoples' way of life

culture

200

This was shared by Native Americans. It could not be bought or sold.

land

200

People sharing, language, territory, and an economy

civilization

200

Theory that glaciers uncovered a strip of land connecting Asia to North America; people slowly made their way down through North America

Landbridge theory

300

Tribal leaders elected by the women

sachems

300

Lines of longitude measure the distance___ and___ of the Prime Meridian.

East and west

300

analyzed by archaeologists to study anciant cultures

artifacts

300

The exchange of goods and ideas between the Europeans and Native Americans

Columbian Exchange

300

How Native Americans met their needs

Using the land: hunting, fishing, shelters of wood and skins...

400

The exchange of goods and ideas between the Europeans and Native Americans

Columbian Exchange

400

the Five Nations of the Iroquois

Mohawk, Seneca, Cayuga, Oneida, Onondaga

400

Many tribes did not develop a ____ language.

written

400

geographical feature that Native American villages need to be located near

water

400

the Five Nations of the Iroquois

Mohawk, Cayuga, Seneca, Oneida, Onondaga

500

Explain one negative effect of cross-cultural contact between the Native Americans and Europeans.

disease; war

500

State the Iroquois settled in

New York

500

Lines of longitude measure the distance___ and___ of the Prime Meridian.

East and west

500

Lines of latitude measure the distance ___ and ___

of the Equator.

North and south

500

Theory that glaciers uncovered a strip of land connecting Asia to North America; people slowly made their way down through North America

Land Bridge Theory

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