Arctic Region/Vocab
What is considered a historical Artifact?
A:Clay Pot
B:Gorge
C: A Culture
A:Clay Pot.
Where is the Northwest?
A: Off the coast of Southern Africa
B: On the pacific coast of Oregon, Washington, and parts of Canada
B: On the pacific coast of Oregon, Washington, and parts of Canada
Where is the Southwest?
A: Arizona, New Mexico, and parts of Texas and Mexico
B: Along the East coast.
A: Arizona, New Mexico, and parts of Texas and Mexico
Where are the Great Plains located?
A: On the West coast of the United States
B: In the center of the United States
B: In the center of the United States
Where are the Eastern Woodlands located?
A: On the East coast
B: On the Northern border between Texas and Canada
A: On the East coast
Where is the Arctic?
A: Along the eastern coast of the United States
B: In Mexico
C: On the northern coast of Canada, Alaska, and Greenland
C: On the northern coast of Canada, Alaska, and Greenland.
What best describes the climate of the Northwest?
A: rainy and mild
B: cold and icy
C: hot and dry
A: rainy and mild
Which words best describe the climate of the Southwest?
A: Cold and Icy
B: Rainy and Mild
C: Hot and Dry
C: Hot and Dry
Which words best describe the climate of the Great Plains?
A: Hot and Dry
B: Rainy and Cold
C: Mild and varied
C: Mild and varied
How would you describe the climate of the Woodlands?
A: cold and icy
B: hot and dry
C: rainy and mild
C: rainy and mild
What words best describe the weather of the Arctic?
A: Cold and Icy
B: Warm and rainy
C: Hot and Dry
A: Cold and Icy
Much of the Northwest is covered by ___________.
A: Desert
B: Forests/Water
C: Ice
B: Forests/Water
Thanksgiving was a time where...
A:Colonizers had a war
B: Natives helped colonizers get food
B
The Great Plains are best described as a ___________.
A: tundra
B: grassland
C: forest
B: grassland
The Eastern woodlands are best described as being covered in:
A: Sand
B: Ice
C: Forests
C: Forests
What is a Origin Story about?
A:The end of time
B: The present
C:How the world came to be
C: How the world came to be
How did people in the Northwest obtain food?
A: They hunted exclusively
B: Fished, and gathered wild plants
C: They grew crops and raised livestock
B: Fished, and gathered wild plants
Native Americans helped colonizers by..
A: Showing them how to build homes
B: Showing them how to grow food
C: Showing them how to make clothes
B: Showing them how to grow food
Which animal did the Plains Indians most rely on for food?
A: Foxes
B: Bison
C: Deer
B: Bison
How did Woodland Indians obtain food?
A: They farmed as well as hunted and gathered
B: They fished mostly along the Washington coast.
C: They followed herds of Elephants and hunted.
A: They farmed as well as hunted and gathered
Which of the following animals did Arctic Native Americans use as a source of food and clothing?
A: Horses
B: Seals
C: Snakes
D: Lion
B: Seals
What did Northwest Natives use to get their fish?
A: Skin and bones from animals
B: Clay from the Earth
C: Plants and palms
C: Plants and palms
What did people in the Southwest make their homes out of?
A: Clay bricks
B: Sticks and twigs
C: Snow and Ice
A: Clay bricks
The Plains Indians were often "nomadic", what does the word "nomadic mean?
A: They only ate Bison
B: They moved around a lot
C: They stayed in one place all year round.
B: They moved around a lot.
How did Woodland Indians in the Southeast adapt to a warmer climate?
A: They wore very little clothing
B: They cooked inside their homes
C: They made large fans from palm fronds
A: They wore very little clothing