Vocab
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Native American Regions
100

What are items from nature that Native Americans used to make things they need?

Natural Resources

100

Why do many indigenous people tell origin stories?

To explain how the Earth and its people came to be.

100

Which continent do most scientists believe that the first Americans came from?

Asia

100

The kiva shown on page 18 is an example from which tribe?

Hopi

100

The Crow Native American tribe lived in what region of the United States?

Plains Region

200

What is the term for the movement of people from one country or area of the world to a new area?

Migration

200

What is an example of big game that the first Americans went in search of as they migrated?

Caribou

200

What two continents did early people migrate to and settle in?

North America and South America

200

What are the four types of environments listed on page 20-21?

Grasslands, Deserts, Mountains, Arctic Ice Fields

200

What region is the state of Michigan in?

Northeast Region or Eastern Woodlands

300

An area where tribe members shared stories is called what?

Kiva

300

What is an example of a natural resource?

Soil, water, minerals, plants.

300

The land bridge connecting Asia and North America is near which body of water?

Bering Sea

300

The inflated sealskins shown hanging from an Inuit tent were used for what purpose?

Floats for hunting

300

The Cherokee people were from what Native American region?

Southeast Region

400

Inuits wearing animal skin for clothes to survive harsh winters is an example of what?

Adaptation

400

Using natural resources for tools, food, and shelter is an example of how Native Americans _______ to their environment?

Adapted

400

As glaciers melted and the sea level rose, which route along the Pacific Ocean allowed humans to enter the Americas?

The Coastal Route

400

The Inuit woman on page 23 is wearing snow goggles, which can be made from what two materials?

Bone or wood

400

The Plateau Region includes what modern state?

Washington

500

Tales that explain where your ancestors come from are called what?

Origin Stories

500

Which of these were the Inuits LEAST LIKELY to make in their environment?

A. snow goggles made from bone
B. an igloo built out of snow and ice
C. a shield made from bison hide
D. a float constructed from sealskin

C - a shield made from bison hide

500

During the last Ice Age, much of North America was covered by these massive ice sheets (shown in white).

Glaciers

500

The pictographs located on page 25 are from Lone Dog, a man from the Sioux tribe in which region?

Great Plains

500

What modern US state is the Desert Region?

Texas

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