Unit 3 Chapter 5 Northwest Peoples

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What type of climate did the Tillamook people most likely experience? Options: lots of rain with mild temperatures year-round, cool, wet winters and hot, dry summers, very cold winters and mild summers, extremely hot and dry all year

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lots of rain with mild temperatures year-round

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Why might a chief hold a potlatch? Options: a) to prepare for war, b) to celebrate a wedding, c) to make trades with other villages, d) to ask the spirits to help with a problem

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to celebrate a wedding

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What was the longest period a priest in the Kuksu religion might be in training?

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the priest’s entire life

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Why are Tlingit (Chilkat) robes like this one very expensive?

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They take years to make.

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What were ollas used for?

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storing food and water

Front

Where might a carving like this be found? Options: a) the Pacific Northwest, b) the California mountains, c) the Southern California coast, d) the Southern California desert

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the Pacific Northwest

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Which detail belongs in the Tlingit column? Options: a) made ollas, b) carved totem poles, c) moved with the seasons, d) used toloache for religious purposes

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carved totem poles

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Which detail belongs in the Chumash column? Options: a) held potlatches, b) wove Chilkat robes, c) made highly decorated boats, d) lived in huge houses that held fifty people

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made highly decorated boats

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A large, round clay pot with a small neck

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olla

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A huge ceremony and celebration that can last days or even weeks

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potlash