A natural environment includes:
A. plants.
B. factories.
C. stories.
D. culture.
What are plants?
100
The natural resource the Sioux used to record their history.
What is a buffalo hide for pictographs?
100
When people or animals move from one region to another.
What is migration?
100
Tales that explain where their ancestors came from.
What are Origin Stories?
100
The people who wore traditional snow goggles made from driftwood.
What is the Inuit?
200
An area in North America that gets lots of rain and snow and have forests of pine, fir and spruce.
What are Mountains?
200
A picture that represents an important event or idea.
What is a pictograph?
200
Scientists agree that the first people in North America came from this continent.
What is Asia?
200
A circular area where tribe members talk, work or perform religious ceremonies.
What is a Kiva?
200
As they migrated, the first Americans went in search of big game, also known as this.
What is caribou, bison, buffalo or mammoths
300
They include soil, water, timber from trees and minerals such as copper.
What are natural resources?
300
This marked the start of each Sioux year.
What is the first snowfall?
300
The compass direction point where most of the first American migration started.
What is 60 degrees North latitude?
300
An American Indian group who lived in the Southwest and told an origin story about how they lived inside the earth.
What is the Hopi?
300
New forms of communication used by the Souix people today.
What is the internet or video?
400
An area in North America that gets only enough rain to support different types of grasses, not trees or bushes.
What are Grasslands?
400
Lights that were streaking in the sky on November 12, 1833 that confused and scared the Sioux people.
What is the Leonid meteor shower?
400
The way that early American Indians had to adapt as they migrated.
What is using what was around them in nature?
400
A group of early American Indians who used every part of the animals they caught.
What is the Inuit?
400
These are the best teachers in the entire world.
Who are Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Sitrin?!
500
The Inuits were least likely to make this in their environment:
A. snow goggles made from bone
B. an igloo built out of ice and snow
C. a winter count on buffalo hide
D. a float constructed from sealskin
What is a winter count on buffalo hide?
500
The person who had the honor of recording the pictographs on the winter count.
Who was the keeper?
500
The 2 continents where the early Americans migrated and settled in.
What are North and South America?
500
These are attached to harpoons and used to hunt walruses and whales.