Paleo Indians

During the Paleo Indian period, all the natives were...

• farmers

• soldiers

• hunter-gatherers

• vegetarians

The nomads most likely got to North America by...

• walking across a land bridge.

• swimming

• taking big ships

• being born here.

Two animals the Paleo-Indians hunted were...

• bobcats and mountain lions

• chicken and fish

• birds and deer

• bison and mammoth

An atlatl was...

• a type of fishing pole.

• an arrow.

• a spear-thrower.

• a Paleo-Indian god.

Paleo Indian tribes were made up of...

• 5-10 people

• 20-50 people

• 300-400 people

• 1000+ people

What is a nomad?

• Someone who travels place to place for food and survival.

• Someone who farms.

• Someone from North America.

• Someone who travels to sell and trade goods.

Which of these did the Paleo-Indians NOT eat?

• Insects

• Roots

• Nuts

• Wheat

The Paleo-Indians existed up until about...

• 100 years ago.

• 9,000 years ago.

• 20,000 years ago.

• 1,000 years ago.

The Clovis people in North America existed at the same time as the..

• end of the Ice Age and the extinction of its animals.

• beginning of the Ice Age.

• beginning of the Revolutionary War.

• Industrial Revolution.

Why did the Clovis point have grooves?

• To make it easier to hold

• To make the point fit on the end of a spear

• to be a decoration

• to send a message