Native American Governments
Native American
Trade
Trade
Life in the Americas
Government and Culture in North America
Miscellaneous
100
What is the main purpose of a government?
What is to provide safety and security?
100
Which region are pigments commonly from?
What is the Southwest?
100
What was the main source of food and materials for the Midwest tribes?
What is bison?
100
To provide safety, justice, and welfare, every community, past and present, has a form of?
What is government?
100
What good is common in the West?
What is copper?
200
Many tribes had one leader during peacetime and a different leader for war. Why would there be different leaders?
What is the leaders had different skills and talents?
200
What is the most likely reason seashells are valuable to the Dakota?
What is there are no sources of shells in the Plains?
200
What is the name of a carving made of wood that tells a tribe's history and stories?
What is totem?
200
The government of the Iroquois Confederacy was set up to have?
What is a balance of power?
200
Is the chiefdom a larger or smaller unit of Native American government?
What is larger?
300
What is one role women play in tribal government?
What is supporting the community?
300
Other than goods, what are exchanged along trade routes?
What are stories and ideas?
300
What happens to the price of a good when scarcity or demand increases?
What is it increases?
300
A chiefdom is a group of tribes under one leader, or chief. How do you get position of chief?
What is it is passed down in families?
300
Where is Mica commonly from?
What is the Southeast?
400
What is the Native American government word for when authority is passed down through the mother's line?
What is Matriarchy?
400
Simon agrees to exchange his ham sandwich for Ernie's chips and banana. What is this called?
What is Bartering?
400
Each tribe had a sophisticated society of?
What is families, markets, and governments?
400
The clothing of the American Indians was?
What is practical for the climate?
400
Is the family considered a larger or smaller unit of Native American government?
What is smaller?
500
What is the largest unit of Native American government?
What is confederacy?
500
What pattern do you notice on the map?
What is trade routes are often toward resources?
500
Every tribe had different names for which basic need?
What is shelter?
500
Ceremonies and celebrations were often held to honor?
What is the sun, the rain, and the harvest?
500
Why were major trading centers not located in the extreme north?
What is there were not many tribes?