7.54 (Northern Native Americans)

Which indigenous Americans lived around the Appalachian Mountains in North America?

• The Aztec Empire

• Great Plains Natives

• Southwest Natives

• Eastern Woodland Natives

Which indigenous North American natives lived around the Great Plains and Mississippi River?

• Eastern Woodland Natives

• Great Plains Natives

• Maya Civilization

• Inca Empire

Which was not widely available to Great Plains natives?

• Wood

• Water

• Grass

• Animals

Great Plains natives farmed some, but got most of their food and supplies from...

• cutting down forests

• trading with the Aztec Empire

• fishing in the Mississippi River

• hunting large herds of animals

In order to follow large migrating herds of animals, many Great Plains natives lived in...

• stone huts

• teepees

• large villages

• longhouses

Both Great Plains and Eastern Woodland natives used this as their main source of clothing.

• wool

• silk

• animal skins

• cotton

Longhouses were primarily used by natives who lived in the...

• northeast

• Central Mexican Plateau

• southeast

• Great Plains

Southeast Woodland natives' food sources were unique because they...

• hunted large buffalo herds

• could farm year-round

• fished in the Atlantic Ocean

• could farm only in the summer

Unlike Great Plains natives, Eastern Woodland natives...

• never hunted animals

• lived in villages with permanent houses

• never fished or gathered

• only farmed for their food sources

Which is not a characteristic of both Great Plains and Eastern Woodland natives?

• They hunted and farmed as a source of food.

• They used iron tools for farming.

• They used animal skins for clothing and accessories.

• They adapted their housing to their environment.