What is the first important grain farmed by native americans?
100
Land Bridge
What is the way the indigenous people (first people) came over from Asia to North America?
100
Andes
What is the name of the mountain range in South America where the Inca were located
100
Aleuts and Inuit
What are the names of the two tribes found in the Arctic Region?
100
The process of moving Native Americans from their home areas.
What is the Indian Removal Act?
Who was President of the United States during most of the forced removal of Native Americans?
200
artifacts
What are objects that give evidence or show how people lived?
200
Ice Age
What is the period that the first people came into North America?
200
Hieroglyphs
What is the system of writing using symbols developed by the Maya?
200
The environment teemed with animal, sea and plant life. Food was so plentiful, there was no need to farm.
What is the Northwest Coast Region?
200
Choctaw, Seminole, Cherokee, Chickasaw and Natchez
Who were the Native American Tribes removed in the Trail of Tears?
Bonus: What geographic area were these tribes located in?
300
culture
What is a total way of life or how people live?
300
Mammoth, bison and caribou
What is the reason people came to North America?
300
population growth, trading system, specialized workers
What are the results of improved farming techniques?
300
The people who lived here were called "diggers" because they had to dig in the ground for most of their food.
What is the Great Basin Region?
300
This period had the Spanish government "re-educating" Native Americans and introducing them to Christianity.
What is the Mission Period?
Bonus: What was the name of the tribe focused in Story of the Bowls?
400
potlach
What is a feast when the host family gives valuable gifts to the community?
400
Nomadic
What are people called who move from place to place for food?
400
MesoAmerica
What is another name for Central America where the Maya and Aztec existed?
400
One of the largest nations called the Pueblos, included the Hopi and Zuni in this "four corners" area.
What is the Southwest Region?
400
This play a huge role in the development of Native American culture as Native Americans migrate throughout the Americas.
What is Geography?
Bonus: Can you give an example of how geography impacts one group and makes it different from another?
500
Iroquois League
What is the first representative for of government in North America?
500
Mound Builders and Anasazi
What are the two major Native American cultures living in the present-day United States?
500
Terraces
What is the name of leveled strips of land on a hill/mountain side for farming?
500
Called the land of many rivers, salmon was the main source of food. People built home underground during the winter and in framed huts during the summer.
What is the Plateau Region?
500
What was the name of the concept that Europeans brought to the Americas that the Native Americans had a hard time accepting and led to conflict between the two groups?