Vocabulary
Historical Perspective is
What is to understand and acknowledge the social, cultural, intellectual, and emotional settings that shaped people's lives and actions in the past?
Natural Resources are
What are things gathered from natures?
This is the theory that American Indians believe about their origins.
What is Indigenous Creation?
Eastern Woodlands shelter
What are longhouses and wigwams?
Archaeology is
What is the interpretation of material evidence from past human activity?
The people who work to make or provide goods and services are known as these.
What are Human Resources?
The Three Sisters are
What are corn, beans, and squash
This shelter was used in the Southwest and is made out of sun-dried clay
What is Adobe buildings?
This is where it is believed that Paleo-Indians crossed into the Western Hemisphere.
What is the Bering Strait?
Corn, wood, and buffalo are examples of this type of resource.
What are Natural Resources?
This is the reason Paleo- Indians were crossing into the Americas
What is Megafauna?
Great Plains Shelter
What are Teepees?
This word means always on the move following large herds of animals for food.
What is nomadic?
Warrior, farmer, and chief are examples of this type of resource.
What are Human Resources?
Cactus Hill is a
What is Paleo-Indian Archaeology site?
Shelters made of ice and snow in the Arctic
What are Igloos?
Capital Resources are
What are Goods produced and used to make or provide other resources.
Bow and arrows, clothing, and teepees are examples of these resources.
What are Capital Resources?
Why are the Three Sisters Sacred?
What is the lack of maintenance and easy to grow?
Shelter made of long wooden planks and logs. Typically found in the Pacific Northwest
What are Plank Houses?