Unit 1 Chapter 2 Lesson 4

Unit 1 Chapter 2 Lesson 4

by Alicia Van Heesch

Multiple Choice

dugout

• long spears with sharp shell points

• group of families

• exchange goods

• a boat made from a large, hollowed-out log

Multiple Choice

Which river became known as the "highway" of the Northwest?

• Mississippi

• Columbia

• Nile

• Missouri

Multiple Choice

Did the Native Americans of the Northwest grow their own food?

• Yes

• No

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One of the greatest trading centers located on the Columbia River was called The

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The best-known traders among the Northwest Coast Indians were the

Multiple Choice

barter

• long spears with sharp shell points

• group of families

• exchange goods

• a boat made from a large, hollowed-out log

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was important to the people of the Northwest Coast.

Multiple Choice

Tribes often attacked one another to gain ______ and, in turn, _______

• wealth, power

• wealth, respect

• power, control

• prisoners, wealth

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The Chinooks and other Northwest Coast people held

to show their wealth.

Multiple Choice

clan

• long spears with sharp shell points

• group of families

• exchange goods

• a boat made from a large, hollowed-out log

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Each clan was headed by its

member

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The Chinooks traced their clans through the

family line

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harpoons

• long spears with sharp shell points

• group of families

• exchange goods

• a boat made from a large, hollowed-out log

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In the past the Indian tribes of the Northwest Coast had

written language.

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were used in elaborate dances and ceremonies to act out stories of important events in the Indians' lives, such as births, deaths, and marriages.

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To survive in the harsh environment, the Inuit had to be skilled

and fishers.