Prehistoric Native Americans
Prehistoric Native Americans Continued
Prehistoric Native Americans 3.0
Miscellaneous Utah
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Archaic hunters used a tool called a(n) ________ to throw spears farther, faster, and harder.

Atlatl

100

Name two of the Prehistoric Native American groups?

1. Ancestral Pueblo 2. Fremont 3. Archaic Indians 4. Paleoindians

100

What was the major revolution in obtaining food?

Agriculture (Farming)
100

What are the 3 geographic regions of Utah?

Great Basin, Colorado Plateau, and Rocky Mountain

100

What is the largest internal organ in the body?

Liver
200

What do experts believe to be the main reasons the Prehistoric people left the land and their homes?

Severe Drought 

200

Who are the most ancient Native group?

Paleoindians

200

Who did the Fremont people learn, borrow ideas and trade with?

Ancestral Pueblo

200

This region is characterized by dusty, flat, arid plains and some mountains and desert plants. 

Great Basin

200

 In Back to the Future, what type of car is the time machine?

A DeLorean 

300

The Ancestral Pueblo commonly grew three crops together, known as the "three sisters." What were these three crops?

Corn, beans, and squash.

300

PaleoIndians often lived near ________ and lakes.

Marshes 

300

Where did we get most of our Evidence of Paleo-Indians?

Hogup and Danger Cave

300

Characterized by fields, less people and businesses, more spread out.

Rural

300

What is the chemical symbol for the element gold?

Au

400

Depending on the situation, the Fremont hunted and gathered or they farmed, or they did ______.

Both.

400

Archaic people used a mano and ________ to grind wild seeds.

Metate

400

What did the PaleoIndians use for shelter and clothing?

Animal Hides.

400

An area with higher elevation than the surrounding areas; Generally relatively flat on top.

Mesa

400

What is the name of the process by which plants convert sunlight to energy?

Photosynthesis 

500

Archaeologists have found _______ feathers and seashells in Pueblo villages which suggest they traded with people from far away.

Macaw

500

Between the ice age and about 6500 B.C., many of Utah's valleys were covered in ________ and fir tree forests.

Spruce

500

Where did the Fremont Culture get it's name?

Archeologist working along the Fremont River. 

500

What is the difference between Inference and Observation?

An observation is something that can be easily seen whereas an inference is a guess or idea that needs to be supported by evidence.


500

In horse racing, the Triple Crown is awarded to a horse that wins which three races?

The Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, and Belmont Stakes.