Native American Quiz

1. The movement of people and/or animals for the purpose of survival

• Political

• Irrigation

• Migration

• Geography

Having to do with government and laws

• Political

• Irrigation

• Migration

• Geography

The study of people, their environment, and their resources

• Political

• Migration

• Irrigation

• Geography

Method of channeling water from rivers and streams for the purpose of farming

• Political

• Irrigation

• Archeology

• Geography

The total way of life shared by a group of people

• Political

• Economic

• Culture

• Geography

Having to do with business, money, jobs, and trade

• Political

• Irrigation

• Economic

• Migratioin

The study of artifacts left by earlier people

• Archeology

• Irrigation

• Migration

• Geography

According to many experts, how did the first groups of people arrive in the Americas?

• Walking over a land bridge in what is now the Bering Sea.

• Canoeing North along the shore from Southern America.

• Swimming across a channel separating modern Russia and Alaska.

According to many archaeologists, a land bridge during the Ice Age allowed migration between which two continents?

• South America and North America

• North America and Europe

• Asia and North America

• Asia and Europe

Pretend you're an archaeologist, you find human remains buried with a great deal of gold, silver, jade, and other precious stones. What can you hypothesize or infer?

• The person was poor.

• The person was chief.

• The person was a farmer.

• The person was a great hunter.