Native Americans and Explorers

Native Americans migrated across a  a land bridge from _____________ to North America? 

• Africa
• Antarctica 
• Asia 
• Iceland 

What N.A. group lived in forests near rivers and streams?

• Southwest
• Eastern Woodland
• Great Basin
• Plains

A person who has no permanent home and travels frequently is a 

• carpetbagger
• nomad 
• tour guide 
• homeless 

Which N.A. group followed buffalo and lived in teepees?

• Eastern Woodland
• Southwest
• Pacific Northwest
• Plains 

Which N.A. group lived in the desert and made 

• Great Basin
• Plains
• Pacific Northwest
• Southwest

In what way were Native American tribes similar?

• They adapted to their environment.
• They lived in the Northeastern part of North America.
• They spoke the same language.
• They hunted and ate the same food.

What caused the earliest people to move frequently?

• to explore the world
• to follow their food source
• to escape the cold
• to find the land bridge

What was the Native American’s relationship with nature?

• They lived separated from nature
  
• They felt a deep respect for nature.
  
• They avoided killing animals and plants.
  
• They used the resources of nature without showing respect.

In which type of home did the early Eastern Woodlands Indians most often live?

• igloo
• cabin
• teepee
• longhouse

Why did American Indians living on the Great Plains live in teepees?

• to follow herds of animals
• to stay near other tribes
  
• to move to a better climate
  
• to stay near their crops