Pennsylvania: Our Home Chapter 3 Review

Which of the following is NOT true of the Archaic Indians?

• They arrived in Pennsylvania 10,000 years ago.

• They lived and hunted in larger groups.

• They settled into Pennsylvania at the end of the Ice Age when glaciers began to melt.

• They only hunter mammoths and mastodons with tools made from stone.

Which group of early Pennsylvanians came to Pennsylvania about 3,000 years ago?

• The Paleo Indians

• The Archaic Indians

• The Eastern Woodland Indians

Which group of early Pennsylvanians lived in simple shelters made of brush and rocks?

• The Paleo Indians

• The Archaic Indians

• The Eastern Woodland Indians

Which group of early Pennsylvanians invented the atlatl and the ax?

• The Paleo Indians

• The Archaic Indians

• The Eastern Woodland Indians

Which group of early Pennsylvanians were the first to live in Pennsylvania 14,000 years ago?

• The Paleo Indians

• The Archaic Indians

• The Eastern Woodland Indians

Which group of early Pennsylvanians would trade with other groups to get the things they did not have?

• The Paleo Indians

• The Archaic Indians

• The Eastern Woodland Indians

Which statement best explains why the Paleo Indians were called hunter-gatherers?

• They stayed in one place and never left to hunt or gather food.

• They grew corn, beans, and squash.

• They lived in one place and only left to gather food.

• They traveled to hunt and gather food.

In Eastern Woodland Indian culture, what did they call a group of people that was larger than a tribe?

• A village

• A clan

• A family

• A nation

Which of the following is correct about the difference between a wigwam and a longhouse?

• A longhouse was built for one family, but a wigwam was built for multiple families.

• A wigwam was made of cement, but a longhouse was made of sticks and brush.

• A wigwam was built for one family, but a longhouse was built for multiple families.

• A wigwam had a hole in the roof, but a longhouse did not.

What of the following is true of an Eastern Woodland Indian legend?

• A story that explains that only parents have jobs while the children play.

• A story that is passed down over time but cannot be proven true.

• A story that teachers women of the tribe that men have all the power and own all things in the tribe.

• A story that teaches an Indian child to never talk to anyone who is not an Indian.