PRACTICE HARDY NATIVE AMERICAN UNIT TEST

Archaeology is the

• interpretation of material evidence remaining from past human activity

• study of dianosaur fossils

• study of tectonic plates

• interpretation of different languages

What do archaeologist study?

• human behaviour and culture by finding and studyng artifacts

• animal migration patterns

• North American weather patterns to predict tornadoes, droughts, and hurricanes

• Population growth patterns and culture changes that will occur in the future

One of th eoldest archaeological sites in North America is located in

• Roanoke

• Cactus Hill

• Richmond

• Falls Church

Scientist do NOT agree about

• Where Indian tribes lived

• how people came to the Western Hemisphere

• what natural resources Native Americans used

• How Europeans first came to the Western Hemisphere

homeland includes northeast North America, called the Eastern Woodlands which is heavily forested

• Kwakiutl

• Iroquouis

• Pueblo

• Lakota

Inhabited the Southwest in a present day New Mexico and Arizona, where they lived in desert areas and areas bordering cliffs and mountains

• Inuit

• Lakota

• Iroquois

• Pueblo

inhabited the interior of the United States, called the Great Plains, which is characterized by dry grasslands

• Lakota

• Inuit

• Pueblo

• Kwakiutl

homeland includes Pacific Northwest coast, which is characterized by a rainy mild climate

• inuit

• pueblo

• kwakiutl

• iroquois

inhabited present day Alaska and northern Canada, where the temperature is below freezing much of the year​ (a)  

• Inuit
• pueblo
• kwakiutl
• iroquois

Match the following

• things that come directly from nature

• Human Resources

• goods produced and used to make goods

• Natural resources

• people working to produce goods/services

• Capital resources