Native Americans of North America

What ancestor of the Pueblo Indians created an agriculturally-based civilization in the cliffs of the Chaco Canyon between AD 500 and 1200?

• the Anasazi in the arid regions of Arizona

• the Inca from South America

• the Mya and Aztec from Mesoamerica

• the Hopewell from the Ohio Valley

Which ancient North American tribe(s) influenced the Eastern Woodlands Indians around 700 BC?

• Adena and Hopewell

• Anasazi

• Aztec and Inca

• Mayan

Which ancient North American culture(s) were known for making exquisite copper jewelry, fine pottery, and constructing elaborate burials mounds?

• Anasazi

• Inca

• Adena & Hopewell

• Mayan

Which early North American people created turquoise jewelry, woven baskets, and black on white pottery with elaborate designs?

• Adena & Hopewell

• Mayan

• Anasazi

• Inca

Which ancient North American civilizations were known for building mounds?

• Adena & Hopewell

• Inca

• Mississippian

• Anasazi

What were the Adena and Hopewell known for producing?

• seashell jewelry

• copper jewelry

• wood jewelry

• turquoise jewelry

Which group build their temples and homes for the elite on top of platform mounds?

• Adena

• Hopwell

• Mississippian

• Anasazi

How did agriculture develop in North America?

• It spread northward from the Mesoamerica civilizations

• It spread from European explorers trading with the natives

• It spread southward from the natives along the arctic

• It spread from Asian explorers who sailed to North America

Due to the arid conditions faced by the Anasazi civilization, what forms of irrigation did they use?

• sink holes

• aqueducts

• ditches

• canals

Which native civilizations do we classify as the Eastern Woodlands?

• Adena, Hopewell, Anasazi

• Adena, Hopewell, Mississippian

• Anasazi, Adena, Mississippian

• Anasazi, Mississippian, Hopwell