Early Migration
This was the name of the land bridge that early Americans traveled across to reach North America.
Beringia
These are the "three sisters" that many Native Americans relied on.
Corn, beans and squash
These are carved wooden monuments built to represent family lineage, history and important events.
Totem poles
The land bridge that connected the Americas to Asia is part of a larger migration theory, called what?
The Out of Africa Theory
This animal is what Plains nations relied on for most of their resources.
Bison
These are the boats that California nations built to fish for salmon and travel on rivers.
Dugout canoes
The land bridge formed when water levels rose due to the formation of these large ice formations.
Glaciers
These materials are what southwest nations built their homes out of (provide at least ONE of the materials).
This important mythological animal would often appear on totem poles in the pacific northwest.
Thunderbird
13000 years ago
East coast Native Americans largely believed in a God that created all life, which was commonly called this.
Great Spirit
Great basin nations hunted and gathered for resources such as: (list at least two!)
Gathered: pine nuts, berries, roots
Hunted: Jackrabbits, pronghorn antelope, waterfowl
This is how long ago humans were thought to have possibly sailed to the Americas.
30000 years ago
This is the term that means inheritance follows the mother's family line.
Matrilineal
California nations used these plants for clothing and sandals.
Yucca plants