Review
The land bridge that connected Asia and North America is called
Beringia
A special Inuit canoe made from animal hide is called a
kayak
Pueblo people who live in villages on the high mesas are the
Hopi
Sequoyah wrote
a set of symbols for writing Cherokee
a long, thin weapon made from a pointed stick, sometimes with a stone or metal tip
spear
The people who lived in Beringia were
hunter-gatherers
The Ancestral Pueblo were
cliff dwellers
The Navajo and the Apache migrated to the Southwest from
northern Canada
The three sisters were
Haudenosaunee crops
a large, prehistoric elephant-like animal covered with hair
mammoth
The earliest Americans came
from Asia
The Ancestral Pueblo lived in an area that is now called
the Four Corners
The Creek’s ancestors were the
Mound Builders
The Haudenosaunee lived in
longhouses
a loosely organized group of states or tribes
confederacy
The first native people of the Americas to raise crops, specifically corn, lived seven thousand years ago in
Mexico
Because they were farmers, the Mound Builders
stayed in one place
The Seminole Nation lives in
Florida
The Mohawk, Oneida, and the Seneca were part of the
Haudenosaunee Confederacy
soft, colorful light that appears in the sky in northern lands, caused by the reflection of sunlight
northern lights
A dome-shaped shelter made from snow blocks is called an
igloo
The population of Native Americans decreased rapidly because Europeans brought
germs
The seven sides of a Cherokee council house represented the group’s
clans
The saying “smoking the peace pipe” means
sitting down and talking calmly
a small strip of land that connects two large land masses
land bridge