Native Americans in Ohio Review

The earliest groups in Ohio were called ___.

• archaeologists

• Historic Indians

• culture

• Prehistoric Indians

Larger rectangular homes in which several Native American families lived were called ___.

• cultures

• teepees

• longhouses

• wigwams

People who study prehistoric and ancient cultures by looking at the objects they left behind are called ____.

• archaelogists

• meteorologists

• biologists

• paleontologists

A people's way of life, including their customs, products, and beliefs is their ___.

• prehistory

• culture

• longhouses

• wigwam

The period of time before the development of written history is called ______.

• unknown

• culture

• history

• prehistory

Circular homes made by bending tree branches into a dome-shaped frame are called ___.

• wigwams

• cultures

• teepees

• longhouses

The Adena, Hopewell, and the Fort Ancient were all known as ___.

• Algonquian Indians

• Mound Builders

• Iroquoian Indians

• Paleo Indians

What crops were known as "the three sisters"?

• corn, pumpkins, and sunflowers

• potatoes, corn, beans

• squash, cucumbers, soybeans

• corn, beans, & squash

Hunters from Asia are believed to have crossed over into what is now Alaska by using a land bridge known as ___.

• Alaskian

• Beringia

• Algonquian

• the Ice Age Bridge

How were the Adena different from the Hopewell?

• The Adena did things bigger and better than the Hopewell.

• The Hopewell were Historic Indians and the Adena were Prehistoric.

• The Hopewell were Mound Builders and the Adena were not.

• The Hopewell did things bigger and better than the Adena.