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Where do most scientists trace the lineage of Native Americans?

What is NE Asia?

DNA also suggests from:

100

What is the name of the land bridge that once connected America and Asia?

What is Beringia

100

Cactus Hill has been dated to this age:

What is 16,000 -18,000 years ago / 14,000 - 16,000 BCE?

100
This factor supposedly kept people from settling the Americas 

What is the Ice Sheets / Glaciers / Ocean?

100

How long ago did the ice-free corridor open between Alaska and the rest of the continent to the south?

What is 13,000 years ago / 11,000 BCE?

200

In the Americas, this plant was cultivated about 9,000 years ago in Mexico

What is corn / maize?

200

This mechanism is used to figure out how old something is until ~50,000 years of age

What is Carbon Dating?

EC: What molecule of carbon is used?

200

Why do some people believe that America may have been settled by Europeans some 17,000 - 18,000 years ago?

What is similar tools found amongst the Solutreans (people of ancient Spain / France) and the Native Americans?

EC: Where in New Mexico are these points named after?

EX:

200
About 9,000 years ago, this crop was cultivated in South America, and continues to be important today

What is the potato?

EC: When was the Escalante Potato found in Utah domesticated, according to research?

200

Name 3 crops that the Ancient Native Americans domesticated?

What is corn / potatoes / sweet potatoes / cotton / cacao (chocolate) beans / beans / squash / etc.

300

This is progenitors (1500 BCE - 300 BCE) to the latter civilizations in Central America

 Who are the Olmec?

EC: What are they famous for?

300

Give a few facts about the marvelous city of the Aztecs: Tenochtitlan:

What is:

- Waterways / Man-created islands / Trash Removal / Bigger than most cities in Europe (200,000+), etc.

300

This person discovered the famed "city in the clouds" in 1911 in Peru

Who is Hiram Bingham?

EC: What is the city called?

300

Daily Double: This, the most impressive (discovered) city of the Mayans is found in Guatemala today, and has 5 impressive pyramids.

What is Tikal?

What sort of government did the Maya have?

300

What simple tool did the ancient Native American civilizations never exploit, except as children's toys?

What is the wheel?

400

Share 2 facts about the Mound Builders:

AKA the Mississippians / Built Cahokia, a huge city of 20,000 / Made big earthen pyramids / made the Great Serpent Mound / etc.

400

Name at least two cool facts about the Inca civilization:

They had rope bridges / used terraces / used quipu (no writing) / domesticated llamas, etc.

400

Name the two conquistadors that conquered the Aztecs and Incas respectively

Hernan Cortes (Aztecs) and Fransisco Pizarro (Incas)

400

Give us a weird but interesting fact about one of the ancient groups we discussed (Inca, Maya, etc.)

Lots of options!

E.C.: Others?

400

What do people expect led to the downfall of the Mayan?

What is drought?
500

What group of people live in Nunavut, Canada, like they have for 100s of years?

Who are the Inuit?

500

Share a few facts about some of the more modern tribes in the Americas:

Check Ch. 1.3:


500

Final Jeopardy: 

Share at least 5 details / info about the Anasazi:

500

Name 3 of the tribes that made up the Iroquois Confederation

Onondaga, Seneca, Mohawk, Oneida, Cayuga

EC: Share another fact about the Iroquois:

500
Share 2 facts that haven't been mentioned during the review already:

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