H1a Remediation

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In which period would Native Americans have been MOST likely to practice hunting and gathering?

• Archaic Period

• Settler Period

• Woodland Period

• Mississippian Period

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Built permanent buildings in their chiefdoms.

• Mississippians
• Woodlands
• Archaic
• Paleo

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During this time, there is evidence that trading existed between groups.

• Paleo & Archaic
• Archaic & Mississipian
• Woodland & Paleo
• Woodland & Mississipian

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First to create the atlatl.

• Paleo
• Woodlands
• Archaic
• Mississippians

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First to learn how to weave baskets.

• Archaic
• Paleo
• Woodlands
• Mississippians

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First group to settle and create rules for their community.

• Paleo
• Archaic
• Woodlands
• Mississipians

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Created the "three sisters" method of growing crops. 

• Paleo
• Mississippian
• Archiac
• Woodlands

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Were considered a semi-nomadic group.

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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The correct order of prehistoric group from 1st to last.

• Archaic, Woodland, Paleo, Mississippian

• Paleo, Archaic, Mississippian, Woodland

• Archaic, Paleo, Mississippian, Woodland

• Paleo, Archaic, Woodland, Mississippian

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What do the Mississippian and Woodland cultures have in common?

• They were both nomadic.

• They were both mound builders.

• They both lived far away from water sources.

• They both hunted prehistoric animals.

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What is one difference between the Paleo and Archaic cultures?

• The Paleo hunted mastodon, but the Archaic did not.

• The Paleo built mounds, but the Archaic did not.

• The Archaic grew maize, but the Paleo did not.

• The Archaic lived in the Ice Age, but the Paleo did not.

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What two cultures made pottery and traded with other groups?

• Woodland and Mississippian

• Paleo and Mississippian

• Paleo and Archaic

• Archaic and Woodland

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Which American Indian culture were very nomadic?

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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Which American Indian culture had to follow their food (large animals) and did not have much knowledge or skills to farm?

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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Which American Indian culture developed bows and arrows as weapons?

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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Which American Indian culture became the first permanent settlers, but moved according to the season to find food?

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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They hunted large animals like the giant bison and ate berries, nuts, and wild fruits and vegetables.

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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Many stones that were shaped into spearheads for hunting have been found near the Savannah River, Ocmulgee River, and in then Flint River area.

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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They hunted smaller animals like deer and rabbits.

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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Their lifestyle differed from previous groups because they began to plant seeds for growing crops and they created decorative, longlasting pottery.

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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They left the first evidence of religious beliefs.

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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Rock Eagle is an Indian-made rock structure dating back to the Middle of what period?

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississpian

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-settlements contained thousands of families

-villages were protected by guard towers and moats

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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What is a meaningful change about the weapons over the years?

• It's sharpness

• It's color

• It's width.

• The year it was made

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• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

• Mississipian

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What is a good name for a Mississippian settlement?

• parishes

• pueblos

• longhouses

• mound towns

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Who was at the TOP of Mississippian culture?

• Chief, Priests and other "Elites"

• Farmers

• Craftsmen

• Builders

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How were Mississippian Indians different from Indians before them?

• They were NOT nomadic-meaning they didn't wander around-they settled in 1 spot and stayed there.

• They wandered around hoping to find food by hunting and gathering

• They treated everyone in their society equally

• They didn't trade very much with others

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Which Indian culture was the 1st to meet European explorers?

• Archaic

• Paleo

• Woodland

• Mississippian

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When Europeans 1st met the Mississippians how was their society organized?

• They lived in large villages and grew their own crops

• They were nomads-they traveled all the time from place to place

• They lived in large cities, hunted but did not farm

• They were nomad during hunting season and lived in small groups

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What was the purpose of mounds in Mississippian society?

• religious and social activities and place for leaders to build their homes on

• places to dump garbage

• Defensive structures

• recreation and games

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Because the Mississippians were the most ADVANCED Indian culture they did which of the following?

• They were nomads and moved around a lot looking for food.

• They hunted very large animals.

• They had an organized religion and used fishing nets

• They only had spears to use as weapons

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The main crops the Mississippians grew were

• Maize beans and squash

• wheat, rice and corn

• Rice, maize and beans

• Squash, maize and rice

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What are the 3 sisters?

• crops the Mississippians grew together

• the 3 queens of the Mississippians

• the 3 brightest starts in the sky

• none of these