The First Americans
The Early Peoples of Mexico
The Pueblo and the Ancestral Pueblo
The Native Americans of the Plains
The Navajo and the Native Americans of the Eastern Woodlands
100

People who did not farm but collected edible plants and hunted for their food were called the

Hunter-gatherers
100

The first two civilizations in the Americas were in which present-day country?

Mexico

100

The homes of the Pubelo are called ____________.

Pueblos

100

The Native Americans of the Plains relied on which animal to make clothing, housing, tools, and jewelry?

American Bison

100

The Creek and the Iroquois lived in which landscape?

The woodlands

200

A person who studies the remains of ancient civilizations, including their artifacts, is called a 

Archaeologist

200
The first two civilizations in Mexico were the

Maya and the Olmec

200

Meant to keep cool in the hot desert sun, Pueblos are made of bricks of dried mud and clay called ___________. 

Adobe

200

The arrival of this animal in the Americas greatly changed the way the Plains people hunted.

Horses

200

The Iroquois used a method of farming called 

___________________________________, in which they cut down trees and burned away any undergrowth to clear room for crops.

Slash and burn farming

300

The Beringia Land Bridge disappeared at the end of the ice age when the ____________ melted, covering them in water

Glaciers

300

The Maya were talented builders and artisans. They built great stone structures in the form of what shape?

Pyramids

300

Which type of farming was ideal for desert environments, and involved building stone-lined pits to catch snow and rain and guide it towards crop?

Dry farming

300

The Native Americans of the plains lived in easily-transportable tents called

Tepees

300

The Navajo were known for their jewelry, made of blue stones called

Turqoise

400

The Beringia Land Bridge connects which two continents?

Asia and North America

400

The Olmec are known for their mathematical advancements, including understanding the concept of _____________.

zero

400

The three sisters crops are 

Maiz or corn, squash and beans

400

The Native Americans of the Plains used this to tool to transport their tepees.

Travois

400

Iroquoi homes were large and could house several families. They were called

Longhouses