lesson 1 "An Ancient Past"
Lesson 2 "Coastal People"
Lesson 3 "Mountain and Valley Peoples"
Lesson 4 "Desert Life"
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what is the definition of oral history?

is an account of events that is told through speaking.

100

what is the definition of goods?

goods are objects that satisfy people's wants.

100

what is culture?

Culture is the way of life, including beliefs, language, and foods of a group of people.

100

what are hunter gatherers?

people who collected food by hunting animals and gathering plants.

100

True or False: Scientists believe that CA was colder than it is today? 

True

200

Scientists believed there was a what between Asia and North America?

Land Bridge since the water levels were believed to be lower(where people were able to walk across instead of having to travel by boat)

200

people made and sold baskets made of what? AND what did they use them for?

made of reeds and branches

used them to store 1,000 pounds of acorns, also to store water and to cook soups by putting hot rocks in there

200

During the winter what materials did mountain people use for their homes? AND

During the summer what materials did they use?

Winter- they used thick bark to keep in the heat from their fires and to keep out wind

Summer- used reeds for shade from the sun

200

Why did the Mohave live near the Colorado River? 

the river would floor every year, which left soft mud on the side of the river. This soft mud provided rich soil that crops grew well on (the Mohave people grew pumpkins, beans, and corn in these flooded areas)
200

what does diversity mean?

it means variety

300

Spears for hunting were made of what materials?

wood and stone 

300

what is the definition of trade?

the exchange of resources, goods, or services.

300

What did Mountain people eat?

Acorns, fish, rye grass, pine nuts, deer, elk, bears, rabbits, and quail

300

Cahuilla built towns where?

Near steady springs and streams to be closer to a source of water. 

300

what did the Chumash use as money?

beads made of rare shells, that they put on a string (the longer the string, the more it was worth)

400

what animals did we learn about that roamed the earth long ago?

giant sloths, camels, mammoths, bison, and mastodons

400

what does barter mean?

it is the trade without the use of money

400

what does tradition mean? 


the way of life that is handed down over many years

400

In the dry lower desert people gathered what? And what did they make with it?

They gathered cactus fruit and seedpods of mesquite trees. They ground up pods to make to make mush or cakes.

400

What is economy?

is the way in which a group uses its resources to make, buy and sell things.

500

what does adapt mean?

to change to live in a new environment

500

Three Parter:

Who lived in cone-shaped houses?

Who lived in the dome shaped houses?

Who lived in rectangular houses? 

Cone-shaped houses- Miwok

Dome shaped houses- Chumash

Rectangular houses- Yurok

500

what is ceremony?

a formal act held to honor an event or belief

500

What was the job of a Chief?

they decided when people would gather or hunt, go to war, and settled arguments about property.

500

what did Indians do to keep their culture and traditions alive over many generations?

songs, oral histories, ceremonies and art