Chapter 2

Inuit peple lived in Artic Areas where the temperature is -

• below freezing much of the year

• mild with 4 distinct seasons

• extremely hot during the day and freezing at night

• above 100 degrees most of the year

Scientists do not agree about -

• where American Indian Tribes lived

• how people came to the Western Hemisphere

• what natural resources American Indians used

• how Europeans first came to the western hemisphere

The Pueblo homeland includes -

• Virginia

• New Mexico and Arizona

• Northeast North America

• Pacific Northwest

What would be the best title for this list -

Fishermen

Hunters

Farmers

• Natural Resources

• Capital Resources

• Economic Resources

• Human Resources

Where do American Indians live today?

• Canada and Alaska

• In their homelands and throughout North America

• Only on reservations

• South America

What did scientists find at Cactus Hill?

• Dinosaur bones from 20,000 years ago

• Proof that Columbus was the first European explorer in North America

• Ancient sea creatures which proved the land was once under water

• Artifacts that proved humans lived there 18,000 years ago

The Lakota people inhabited the interior of the U.S., called the-

• Breadbasket of America

• Panhandle

• Great Plains

• Central Interior

Where is Cactus Hill located?

• On the James River

• On the Rappahannock River

• On the Nottoway River

• On the Potomac River

The Eastern Woodlands is home to the -

• Sioux

• Kwakiutl

• Lakota

• Iroquois

What do archaeologists study?

• Human behavior and culture by finding and studying artifacts

• Animal migration patterns and habitats

• Weather Patterns

• Future Population growth