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100
The first Americans may have came to this continent by what?
Bering Strait
100
What suggests that the earliest Americans were hunters?
clovis points
100
What is a Navajo home that was dome-shaped and made of wooden poles, tree bark, and mud called?
Hogan
100
What is culture area number 1?
Arctic
200
An archaeologist is a person who looks for _____________ in order to study past human cultures.
Artifacts
200
What is a Kiva?
A room in a pueblo used for religious activities
200
What did the Iroquois sometimes use for money?
wampum
200
What is culture area number 3?
Northeast Woodlands
300
Which term the customs, beliefs, creative arts, and institutions of a group of people.
Culture
300
What is a dome shaped house made of blocks of snow and ice or sod that was built by the nomadic Inuits called?
igloo
300
What is an American Indian village of the Southwest made of stone and adobe building built very close together called?
peublo
300
What is culture are number 4?
California
400
What culture area did the Navajos and the Pueblos live in?
Southwest
400
Which tribe's got their name from the French settlers that means pierced nose and lived on the plateau?
Nez Perces
400
What is a frame used by Native Americans to carry babies on their backs called?
Cradleboard
400
What is culture area number 2?
Plains
500
In what culture area did the Cherokees live in?
Southeast Woodlands
500
Explain how shamanism conflicts with the Christian worldview?
Shamanism believes in many gods- we only believe in the one true God.
Shamanism tries to communicate with spirits and we trust in God alone for help.
500
Early Americans fulfilled the Creation Mandate by filling and ruling over what?
North America
500
Shamans were religious leaders who were thought to be able to communicate with _____.
Spirits