Me First!
The Bird is the Word
"Well, Isn't that Special."
Evening, Gov!
Trade You for a Fruit Roll Up
100

What is a nomad?

Travel often to hunt / No steady home

100

What is climate?

Weather of a place over time

100

What were the responsibilities of the women in Native American tribes? (Describe 2)

carry water/wood, gather wood, prepare food/cook, make clothes, clean, plant crops, gather food (nuts, seeds, berries), care for children, butchered bison, set up teepees

100

How important were women in the government of the Iroquois League?

Chose the council members. Could remove or replace council members

100

Define economy.

System by which a group makes, shares, and uses goods.

200

First Americans crossed over to North America from Asia, using the ______ ______, which was a dry bridge.

Bering Strait

200

What is a council?

A decision-making body that could be made up of a group’s single leader or a small group of leaders

200

What were the responsibilities of the children in Native American tribes? (Describe 2)

Children: Help with chores

Older boys: join father on the hunt

Leave mom when become teens, train to be adults

200

Describe the Pueblo’s government.

All Pueblo Council of Governors make decisions for the community. Each group sends a governor to represent them on the council.

200

What role did geography and climate have on the American Indians who settled in North and South America? Explain/Give examples (4).

Determined the resources that people used to:

  • Build homes

  • Make tools/weapons

  • What they eat

  • Make clothes

300

The Inuit lived where it was frozen most of the year, so they relied mostly on what for food?

The sea for food (whales, seals)

300

Define confederacy.

Group whose members share the same goal

300

What were the responsibilities of the men in Native American tribes? (Describe 2)

hunt, kept village safe, cleared the land for planting, took care of religious/social tasks

300

Describe the Navajo’s government.

Tribal council selected a chief. Chief did not make decisions for the group, but acted as an adviser. The tribal council made the decisions.

300

What animal did the Plains Indians rely on?

Buffalo

400

Why did the Mound Builders build mounds?

For religious ceremonies and graves

400

Define government.

A system for making rules and decisions.

400

Why were shamans and two-spirits important to American Indian groups?

Believed such people could heal the sick

400

Who had the decision-making ability in the Iroquois League?

Council of 50 men

400

How might the location of an American Indian settlement impact whether it traded with other groups?

They traded items they did not have the resources (skills, or knowledge) to make

500

Ancestral Puebloans lived in the desert, so they had to rely on what for water?

Irrigation

500

Define animism.

Animals and the earth had spirits

500

Give an example of a custom or tradition.

Clothes, shelter/homes, storytelling, food, hairstyles, music, instruments, art, etc.

500

Identify two different types of governments that American Indians had in the past.

Council government and smaller groups with a male leader of the family

500

Why did people in North America establish trade routes?

Increase trade and gain goods