History 9- Theme 4 Unit Review

Native American groups of North America:

• did not share any beliefs

• had beliefs about land ownership that were very similar to those of the Europeans

• formed large empires like the Aztec

• often had religious beliefs that were closely linked to nature

The forced migration of the Cherokee to present day Oklahoma is known as:

• the Cherokee migration

• Qualla Boundary

• The Great Journey

• The Trail of Tears

People who moved often and traveled long distances, following huge herds of buffalo are called what?

• Sporadic
• Miners
• Nomadic

The term ________ means "to gain independence from/to make sovereign decisions for ones own people."

• Assimilate

• Self-determined

• Polytheistic

• Meritocracy

The term ______ means "to become more like a majority group, to blend in."

• Assimilate

• Nomadic

• Monotheistic

• Clan-based

Most Native American tribes worship many Gods, which means they are ___________.

• Nomadic

• Monotheistic

• Self-determined

• Polytheistic

Most Native American tribes organized their tribes by groups of extended families as smaller units of a large tribe. This meant that their tribes were considered to be ________.

• Assimilated

• Monotheistic

• Clan based

• Meritocracies

Prior to the start of European colonization in North America, the Native tribal population was estimated to be _______.

• 6 million

• 112 million

• 54 million

• 330 million

Which of the following regions includes these tribes: Iroquois, Shawnee, Wampanoag, and Powhatan

• Southwestern

• Eastern Woodlands

• Pacific Northwestern

• Great Plains

Which of the following regions includes these tribes: Cherokee, Creek, Tuscarora, and Seminole

• Southwestern

• Eastern Woodlands

• Pacific Northwestern

• Southeastern