Paleo
What was the main source of food?
What is one difference from the paleo people to the archaic people?
(Teacher discretion)
What is one key development the woodland started?
* farming
One pre-historic tribe that lives in Ohio? Hint: We went here.
Fort Ancient
What is the definition of cooperate?
To work together
What tools did Paleo settlers use for hunting?
Spears & Hand Sticks
Archaic people were hunter and gathers but also did what to get food?
They were able to fish and begin simple farming
What type of structures did Woodland people build for their communities?
Mounds
How did tribes cooperate with each other?
Trade
What is the definition of conflict?
To argue or disagree
How did the Paleo people adapt to the cold climate during the Ice Age?
Utilized animal skin
What type of climate did the Archaic people live in?
A warmer climate - similar to today
Maize, Squash, and beans
What did the pre-historic tribes build that suggested conflict between tribes?
wooden fences
What is the definition of compromise?
Each group give up something in order to gain something they want
What is it called when Paleo Indians move from place to place to gather food?
What is one invention did the archaic people use to help gain food?
canoes, hooks, traps, and nets
What two cultures existed in the Woodland Tribe?
Adena and Hopewell
How do you think European settlers will impact the pre-historic tribes?
Conflict, war, loss of resources
What is the name of the land bridge that allowed animals and pre-historic tribes to cross over?
The Bering Straight