Chapter 23 & Chapter 24 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 Spanish importation as part of the Columbian Exchange that would change the lifestyle of Indians living in North America into mobile hunter-based societies was:

• Ranchero system

• guns

• horses

• corn

Tribes used different shelters.  Which was most often used as temporary housing when hunting or fishing?

• Igloos
• Chickees
• Longhouses
• Teepees

After water, what was the most important natural resource for the tribe on the PLAINS?

• buffalo
• fish
• rivers
• trees

Native Americans didn’t always stay in one area (Nomadic).  Why were some villages not permanent? 

• Their climate was too cold/hot.
• They wanted to explore other areas.
• There weren’t enough trees to build shelters.
• They followed food sources.

The geography and climate of the region had a huge influence on the culture of the Native Americans that inhabited that region.

• True

• False

What is one reason Native American Indian tribes developed different forms of shelter?

• The geography of the region

• The interactions with European explorers

• The relationship with surrounding Native American Indian Tribes.

• The access that the Native American Indian Tribes had to the Bering Land Bridge

Why do Native American tribes develop different cultures?

• They followed different religions
• They lived in different environments
• They liked different foods
• They had different transportation methods

In this region, Indians hunted animals in the forest/woods for food and clothing, built longhouses for shelter, and  fished in nearby waterways

• Arctic region
• Northeast and Northwest regions
• Southeast
• Southwest

#4 on the map represents the _________________ region where American Indians once lived.

• Eastern Woodlands
• Southeast
• Great Plains
• Northwest Coast