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100

What were the two groups that inhabited the Arctic region?


The Inuit and Aleut.



100

What types of homes did the Inuit and Aleut live in?


Inuit homes were usually igloos, huts, and hide tents; Aleut homes were multifamily.





100

What was a significant cultural practice of the Native Americans in the Northwest?


They carved totem poles and held potlatches to increase status.



100

What was the primary food source for the Native Americans in California?


They ground acorns into flour and fished and hunted game.



100

How did Europeans take over the colonized areas?

outright conquest and violence, making treaties or alliances with local powers, establishing economic control through trade, exploiting local populations for forced labor and slavery, and utilizing superior military technology and organization.

200

Why did European colonize America?

seeking economic prosperity through trade and resources like precious metals, spreading Christianity to expand religious influence, and gaining national prestige by expanding empires and power relative to rival European nations

200

Which Native American groups lived in the Subarctic region?


The Dogrib and Montagnais people.




200

What was the role of clan mothers in some Native American tribes?


Clan Mothers were powerful women who appointed and could fire chiefs.





200

What type of shelter did Plains Native Americans use?


Teepees, which were cone-shaped houses covered with buffalo skin.



200

What crops did Pueblo groups in the Southwest grow?


Maize (corn), squash, and beans.



300

Where were the Incas located?

The Incas were located in the Andes region of South America, with their empire centered around the city of Cusco in modern-day Peru

300

What adaptations did Native Americans in the Great Basin make due to the dry climate?


They gathered seeds, dug roots, and trapped small animals for food.



300

What is the most popular Native American language?


Navajo.



300

What were the Aztecs known for?



 their powerful empire built through military conquest and alliances

300

How many Native American languages are spoken today?


There are 300 Native American languages spoken.



400

list powerful symbols

trees and animals

400

What was the Iroquois League?


A political alliance among the Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, and Seneca tribes to maintain peace.



400

What is an absolute monarchy?

a form of government where a single ruler, like a king or queen, holds all power and is not limited by laws or a constitution

400

What were the trade networks among Native American tribes used for?


They traded food, crops, exotic goods, and raw materials.



400

What were the Incas known for?



 advanced engineering and architecture, creating impressive stone structures

500

What was a significant feature of the Mound Builders, specifically the Mississippians?


They built large cities with populations up to 30,000 and constructed large mounds for religious ceremonies.



500

What roles did women play in Native American societies?


Women raised children, made baskets and clothes, hunted, and cooked.



500

Where were the Aztecs located?

Mesoamerica, primarily in what is now central and southern Mexico

500

What were the Anasazi known for?


Living in pueblos built into canyons and being one of the early farm cultures in the Southwest.



500

How did Native Americans view land ownership?


They believed land should be shared and preserved for future generations.



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