Far North
Southwest
Northeastern Woodlands
Great Plains
Archaeology/SourcesWildcard
100
What type of shelter did the Native Americans of the Far North live in?
igloo
100
What type of shelter did the Native Americans of the Southwest live in?
Pueblo
100
What type of shelter did the Native Americans of the eastern Woodlands live in?
longouse
100
What type of shelter did the Native Americans of the Great Plains live in?
teepee
100
We mainly know about the earliest people in America based on evidence and artifacts from this type of scientist....
Archaeloogists
200
Name 2 ways people of the Far North traveled.
dogsled and kayak
200
What did the Native Americans of the Southwest make their homes out of?
adobe
200
Name two ways that Native Americans of the Northeast Woodlands traveled
canoes and by foot
200
What animal did the Native Americans of the Great Plains rely on for everything?
Buffalo
200
Many archaeologists believe the first people walked by foot following animals from Asia to America. What is this theory called?
Land Bridge Theory
300
Name 3 things the people of the Far North ate for food.
walrus, seals, whales, fish and caribou
300
What were the dolls called that represented and worshiped crops, animals, and even weather?
Kachina Dolls
300
beads and shells that tell a story or represent a significant event
Wampum
300
What was the main mode of transportation for the NA of the Great Plains?
horses and walking
300
More evidence from archaeologists suggests another way that Americans traveled to the Americas from Asia was by boat. What is this theory called?
The coastal route theory
400
State 2 ways the people of the Far North adapted to their environment.
warm clothes made from seal skin and polar bear fur, hunters/not farmers, snowshoes, transportation kayak and dog sled
400
Provide 2 characteristics of the environment of the Southwest
hot days, cold nights, arid, high desert, clay (adobe) soil, rocky, mountainous, fertile soil near rivers
400
The Democratic system of Government used in the Woodlands was known as ...
The Iroquois Confederacy
400
Provide two characteristics of the environment of the Great Plains.
(flat land, fertile soil, seasonal climate, warm summers, cold/snowy winters, rains often, violent thunderstorms and tornadoes
400
a document, first-hand account, or other source that constitutes direct evidence of an object of study is called a...
Primary source
500
State two specific example of Native Americans of the Far North culture
(Dog Sledding, Polytheistic Religion based on Nature, Carving Ivory, Dancing)
500
Based on the climate in the southwest, how did the Native Americans of the Southwest get food?
They farmed by using an underground irrigation system to water their crops
500
What are the 3 sisters?
Corns, Beans and Squash
500
Name at least 2 ways the People of the Great Plains used the buffalo.
Bladder for water bag/sinews for rope/fur for blankets bones for tools and weapons Hide for teepees/parts for food and clothing
500
a textbook or a document or recording that discusses or relates information that was originally presented elsewhere
Secondary Source