Ch 3 Lesson 4: Other Civilization of Americas pg 126

Which North American Indians may have been the last to arrive on the continent, possibly sailing by boat in the Pacific Ocean?

• The Aztec

• The Inuit

• The Maya

• The Mound Builders

The Mound Builders were known for--

• being avid fishermen

• their huge earthen structures

• having problems with other tribes

• traveling across ice fields

What were the mounds used for?

• temples and graves

• graves

• temples

What did Cahokia serve as?​ (a)  

• marketplace
• temple
• graves

How did the Puebloans water their crops?

• built a dam

• watering cans

• the children did all the watering

• they hoped it would rain

The Puebloans were traders because_______.

• agriculture was difficult in the harsh desert

• they preferred trading over farming

• they had no other skills

• they liked to travel

An import is __________

• an entrance into a new place

• a product/object brought from a different place to trade or sell

• a path that tribes liked to travel because it was shorter

• all of the above

What ways of life did the Mound Builders and the Aztecs have in common?

• They both were peace-loving.

• They both lived in dense jungles.

• They both used dogsleds for travel.

• They both built cities with temples.

Which ancient American Indian group built great cities in the jungle, developed a writing system and calendars, and has more than one million descendants still living today?

• The Aztec

• The Inuit

• The Maya

• The Mound Builders

Which statement suggests that the Aztecs traded to meet some of their needs and wants?

• They worshipped at great temples.

• They built plazas with markets.

• They fought and conquered enemies.

• They spoke Mayan languages.