A Piece of the Yahi
Northeast & Mountain
American Indians
Mount Lassen
Grizzly Bear
What is a Sweathouse & Building a Canoe
100

In the mid 1800's, the population of the Yana people was about 2,500.  According to the article, about how much land would each Yana person have?

About 1 square mile

100

The Modoc nation lived in shelters built mostly _____________.

Underground

100

Mount Lassen is located in the ________ _________, at about _________ feet high.

Cascade Range, 10,457 

100

Why was the grizzly bear chosen as one of the state symbols of California?

It has great strength and power

100

When building a canoe, how many trees does it take?

One huge tree

200

Why did university professors nurse Ishi back to health?

A. They needed Ishi to run their museum

B. They wanted to learn the Yana language

C. They knew Ishi could teach them about the Yana

D. They wanted to stop the spread of tuberculosis

C. They knew Ishi could teach them about the Yana

200

What was a trade item from the Northeast and Mountain American Indians?

Obsidian

200

In what order did these unexpected events occur?

A. Mudslides, volcano eruption, gas explosion

B. Volcano eruption, volcano eruption, gas explosion

C. Volcano eruption, landslides, volcano eruption

D. Eruption, explosion, landslides

B. Volcano eruption, volcano eruption, gas explosion

200

You would find grizzly bears in all of the following locations, except for ___________.

A. Alaska

B. Western Canada

C. Idaho

D. California

D. California

200

How did they soften the wood so the builders could drive wedges and cross pieces into the sides?

Used hot water

300

What happened to Ishi's mother?

A. She died of tuberculosis

B. She died shortly after Americans stole their food and supplies

C. She was attacked by wild animals

D. She was kidnapped by American surveyors

B. She died shortly after Americans stole their food and supplies

300

What was true about the Yahi, Achomawi, Atsugewi, & Modoc tribes?

A. They ate fish, deer, and acorns

B. They ate berries, seeds, and squirrels

C. They ate fish, berries, and seeds

C. They ate fish, berries, and seeds

300

How many years do scientists believe the volcanic eruptions were occurring in the Mount Lassen area?

60-70 years

300

Which of the following explains the difference between a grizzly bear in the summer and a grizzly bear in the fall?

A. Grizzly bears hunt more in the summer than the fall

B. Grizzly bears are 400 pounds heavier in the fall

C. Grizzly bears only eat berries in the fall and not in summer

D. Grizzly bears are threatened more in the fall than in summer

B. Grizzly bears are 400 pounds heavier in the fall

300

Sweathouses were used for religious ceremonies. What were some of the things you'd do inside the sweathouse? (List all)

Sing, drum, pray, give offerings

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