Who's Who?
What is a person who has no permanent home and follows herds of animals to survive?
What is a nomad?
What is a weather pattern in an area over a long period of time?
What is climate?
What is a man-made object from the past, like ancient jewelry or a cup?
What is an artifact?
What is the explanation that people migrated across Beringia while following animal herds?
What is the Land Bridge Theory?
What is the environment of the Arctic compared to the climate of the Southwest?
What is much colder?
What is a scientist who specifically studies ancient bones and fossils?
What is a paleontologist?
What is a physical or behavioral change that helps humans survive in their environment?
What is an adaptation?
What is proof that shows a historical event actually happened?
What is evidence?
What is the belief that some Native Americans were always in North and South America?
What is the Origin Story Theory?
What are the bone harpoons and kayaks used by the Inuit? Hint* It a type of t____.
What is technology?
What is a scientist who focuses on studying human culture and daily life through items left behind?
What is an archeologist?
What is a huge sheet of ice that can change the shape of the land?
What is a glacier?
Clue: What is the use of scientific knowledge or tools to make a task or life easier?
What is technology?
What is the theory that early people traveled to the Americas earlier than once thought by foot or boat?
What is the Early Arrival Theory?
What is the type of heavy clothing the Inuit wore to survive the cold?
What is (heavy) fur?
What is the action scientists take to carefully dig or scoop objects out of the ground?
What is excavating?
What is a change made to the environment to improve it or help humans survive?
What is a modification?
What is a tool used to show the chronological order of historical events?
What is a timeline?
What is the name of the land bridge that connected Asia to North America?
What is Beringia?
What are the irrigation canals built by the Pueblo to bring water to dry fields an example of?
What is a modification?
What is the movement of people, animals, and plants from one place to another?
What is migration?
What is a group's language, food, and holiday traditions?
What is culture?
What is a possible explanation for when and how something happened?
What is a theory?
What is the main reason early people migrated according to the Land Bridge Theory?
What is following herds of animals?
What is a common way the Inuit and Pueblo people survived in their very different, harsh environments?
What is through adaptation?