Migration
What is the land bridge?
A strip of land connecting Asia and the Americas that people traveled across
T or F
The Hohokam lived in a hot and dry region
True
Which three groups mainly grew corn, beans, and squash?
Hohokam, Anasazi, and Mound Builders
The Inuit lived in which region?
North/Arctic
The Zuni lived in which region?
The Southwest
What is the land bridge called?
Beringia
What types of homes did the Anasazi build?
Stone and clay homes built in cliff alcoves
Which tribe lived at the Four Corners?
Anasazi
What type of home was created by the Great Plains tribes?
Tepee
Which region did the Iroquois live in?
The East
What did Natives do when they first got to the Americas?
Hunted and gathered
What were two purposes of mounds?
Burials, ceremonies, platforms for buildings, and community activities
Did Mound Builders constantly work together?
Yes
What environment did the Natives in the Southeast live in?
Woodlands with a warm climate
Which region did the Chinook live in?
The West
Why did early Natives move from place to place?
They followed food sources and seasonal changes
The Cahokia relied heavily on agriculture.
True
Who created the Monks Mound?
Cahokia
Native tribes in the Southwest did what to get resources?
Hunted and gathered
Which region did the Cherokee live in?
The Southeast
Where did Natives often choose to live?
They would live in places with food, water, and shelter.
What was a great achievement of the Hohokam?
The irrigation system. Canals that carried water from rivers to fields for planting
Which tribe is known for their masonry, pottery, and weaving?
Anasazi
What achievement did the Iroquois complete?
The Iroquois Constitution. Established a system to choose leaders
How did agriculture impact Natives lives?
It allowed them to have a consistent supply of food. This allowed for them to settle in one spot instead of moving from place to place.