Social Studies Unit 2 CA Indians Past and Present

The kind of food that California Indians ate...

• depended on where they lived.

• depended on what the settlers brought.

• depended on the fast food places around.

One thing California Indians have in common is...

• what they ate.

• how they passed down their history.

• their clothes.

Some California Indians performed ceremonies to...

• make money.

• put on a good show.

• get ready for a good hunt.

California Indians adapted how they lived depending on...

• their horses.

• their environment and the climate.

• how much money they had.

One thing tribal governments and the U.S. government have in common is...

• they both have a constitution.

• they both do ceremonies.

• they both have the same laws.

A tradition is...

• a law.

• written in the constitution.

• a special way a group of people does something.

The Modoc needed warm houses to protect them from...

• elephants.

• the cold and snowy winters in the mountains.

• the dry desert.

Trading between Spanish Settlers and California Indians is an example of...

• cooperation.

• war.

• slavery.

The rules made by a government are...

• optional.

• traditions.

• its laws.

The governments of California and the California Indian groups are...

• separate.

• the same.

• at war.