Unit 2: Native Americans and Their Land

Places where Native Americans settled that had water, land, animals, plants, and other natural resources

• climate

• migration routes

• environments

• origin stories

Large bodies of ice spreading outward on a land surface

• climate

• environments

• migration routes

• glaciers

Paths that Native Americans took to their new homes in North and South America

• migration routes

• adapt

• enviornments

• origin stories

To use natural resources to adjust to living in a particular environment

• climate

• enviornments

• migration routes

• adapt

The average weather conditions of a particular place or region over a period of years

• environments

• adapt

• climate

• origin stories

Tales that explain how Earth and its people came to be

• migration routes

• adapt

• origin stories

• environments

Many Native American groups, like Hopis, have origin stories

• true

• false

The first Native Americans migrated to the Americas from another part of the world.

• true

• false

Native American groups all settled in the same kind of environment.

• true

• false

Native Americans, such as the Inuit, used the natural resources around them to adapt to the environment.

• true

• false