Ch 3.Lesson 1.The First Texans

An _______________ is a time when huge sheets of ice and snow cover parts of Earth's land and sea.

• Ice Age

• Ice block

• Ice Time

• Ice Ice Baby

A ________________ is a person who collects plants and hunts wild animals for food.

• hunter

• hunter-gatherer

• gatherer

• archeologist

A _________________ is relative, such as a person's children and grandchildren.

• archeologists

• family friend

• descendant

• hunter-gatherer

Bones, ashes, spear points, objects made by people and other ___________ provide clues about how people lived in the past.

• agricultures

• cultures

• quarry

• artifacts

Scientists called ______________study the culture and artifacts of early people.

• marine biologist

• biologist

• archeologists

• astrologist

Later they mined it from ________, or open pits where people mine, or gig up rocks.

• agriculture

• quarries

• archeologist

• artifact

___________means way of life.

• culture

• agriculture

• living

• hunter-gatherer

How were the lives of the first hunter-gatherers similar to the lives of the people who learned to farm.

• Both groups gathered plants to eat

• Both groups hunted animals

• Both groups hunted animals and gathered plants to eat.

• Both groups had no similarities.

In which way were the two groups of American Indians different?

• The most ancient people hunted huge animals that died out, and traveled all the time. The later people hunted smaller game, such as elk and bear, and settled in villages.

• The most ancient people hunted huge animals that died out, and traveled all the time. The later people hunted rabbits and birds only.

• The most ancient people hunted smaller game, such as elk and bear, and settled in villages. The later people hunted huge animals that died out, and traveled all the time.

• The most ancient people hunted huge animals that died out, and traveled all the time. The later people bought their food at H.E.B and settled in huge cities.