Lesson 2 and 3 Test

Which shelter was created by people who lived in a hot climate with little vegetation?

• longhouse

• igloo

• dugout

• pueblo

How do many scientists think the first people came to the Americas from Asia?

• They walked across a land bridge.

• They came on a ship with Columbus.

• They came on horseback.

• They rode on mammoths and caribou.

3. How did most Native Americans on the Great Plains survive?

• by farming

• by moving from place to place hunting big game

• by herding animals in the mountains

• by hunting desert animals

In which Native American cultural region would you find wigwams?

• Southwest

• California-Intermountain

• Southeast

• Eastern Woodlands

In addition to meat, what did animals provide to the peoples of the Eastern Woodlands?

• successful hunting methods

• friendship and skills for hunting

• oil and grains for warmth

• skins and furs for clothing

Which Native American cultural region built their homes from redwood trees that were shaped like upside down ice cream cones?

• California-Intermountain

• Plateau

• Great Plains

• Southwest

Totem poles were placed outside of homes in the Northwest Coast Region. What did carving on the poles represent?

• how many members were in their family

• important events in the family's history and social position

• carvings of the chief and important members of their tribe

• the types of animals they liked to hunt

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

• natural resources

• brush

• people

• weather

The seven areas where Native Americans developed different ways of living are called ______.

• artifacts

• cultures

• nomadic

• cultural regions

Different ways of living developed by Native American groups are ______.

• artifacts

• cultures

• nomadic

• cultural regions