First Americans
Naia & The Ancient One
Life Before Columbus
Primary Sources
Class Requirements
200

The first Americans originally migrated to this continent at least 10,000 years before Columbus.

What is North America / the Americas?

200

Kennewick Man was believed to live this many years ago.

What is 8,400 to 9,300 years ago?

200

This crop became one of the most important foods grown by Native Americans.

What is corn/maize?

200

In the Haudenosaunee creation story, Sky Woman falls from the sky and eventually lands on this animal.

What is a turtle?

200

This college offers Dual Credit History courses for students in Indiana.

What is Ivy Tech?

400

This land bridge once connected Asia and North America.

Beringia

400

Naia's skeleton was discovered in an underwater cave/Cenote in this country.

What is Mexico?

400

Native Americans hunted this huge animal that became especially important on the Great Plains... many were likely flipped through the air in the process.

What is the bison?

400

According to a Cherokee story, these living things created medicine to help humans after animals created diseases.

What are plants?

400

This is the term for a note placed at the bottom of a page that provides additional information or identifies a source.

What is a footnote?

600

Beringia connected Alaska with this continent/modern day country.

Asia / Russia

600

Kennewick Man, also called the Ancient One, was discovered in this U.S. state.

What is Washington?

600

Native Americans used these natural waterways as important routes for transportation and trade.

What are rivers?

600

This Giant was responsible for creating Martha's Vineyard according to the Wampanoag people.

Who is Moshup?

600

This Google Shortcut combines the following keys to insert a footnote.

What are CTRL, ALT, F?

800

Another Name for the Younger Dryas?

The Ice Age

800

Scientists used this biological evidence to determine that both Naia and the Ancient One shared ancestry with modern Native Americans.

What is DNA/genetic evidence?

800

The Aztecs used a wooden weapon called a macuahuitl, which had blades made from this volcanic glass.

What is obsidian?

800

"Don't have a Cow Man!" Archaeological research included in the primary sources says ancient Native Americans in Florida rarely hunted this large marine mammal.

What is a manatee?

800

This form of exam must be completed in order to gain college credit for the course.

What is the Knowledge Assessment?

1000

This group of people were the first Europeans believed to have arrived in Americans? 

Who are The Vikings/Scandinavians/Erik the Red?

1000

Naia lived approximately this many years ago: 1,300, 5,000, or 13,000.

What is 13,000 years ago?

1000

This massive Native American city developed near modern-day St. Louis and may have had 30,000 residents.

What is Cahokia?

1000

This ceremony celebrates the annual return of an important fish to Indigenous communities of the Pacific Northwest.

What is the First Salmon Ceremony?

1000

This is the score a student must achieve in order to pass the Knowledge Assessment and potentially earn college credit.

What is 70?