Wisconsin's First People Chapter 3

Front

Who had to move frequently to survive in their harsh environment?

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Paleo

Front

Who developed patterns of seasonal movement to place themselves in the best environment for the seasonal resources?

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Archaic

Front

Who had turning points of cultivating crops, making pottery, and building effigy mounds?

Back

Woodland

Front

Who are mysterious because no one knows why they came or left Wisconsin?

Back

Mississippians

Front

Who had a varied diet of vegetables and meat and had traditions represented by today's Ho-Chunk Indian Nations?

Back

Oneota

Front

Oneota Homes: wigwams, rock shelters, flat top mounds, longhouses

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longhouses

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Paleo Homes: wigwams, longhouses, rock shelters, keyhole homes

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rock shelters

Front

What type of homes were associated with the Mississippian culture? Options: rock shelters, keyhole, flat top mounds and cities, caves

Back

flat top mounds and cities

Front

Archaic Homes: caves, flat top mounds and cities, longhouses, wigwams or rock shelters

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wigwams or rock shelters

Front

Who hunted mastadons?

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Paleo