OAA 3.2

The Mound Building cultures include...

• Adena

• Hopewell

• Adena

  Hopewell

  Fort Ancient

• Fort Ancient

One way that the Adena were different than earlier Indians was that...

• they hunted and gathered

• they made their tools using animal parts and stone

• they lived in small villages for longer periods of time

• they created art on canvas and sold it.

Some of the materials the Adena made their tools and jewelry from are... 

• Copper

• Mica

• Flint

• All three: Copper, Mica, and Flint

Many mounds were built for...

• for living in

• defense from raids by other tribes

• marketplaces

• religious rituals

Mounds were built using...

• mechanical equipment

• pack animals such as horses and oxen

• by hand

• levers and pullies

The great Hopewell Road was likely made to connect...

• the biggest Hopewell cities

• the biggest Hopewell forts

• the biggest Hopewell earthworks

• the biggest Hopewell hunting grounds

Many mounds were aligned with...

• nearby trees and mountains

• the sun and moon

• the North and South pole

• high and low temperatures

The Adena and Hopewell cultures most likely declined because of... 

• the rise of the Fort Ancient culture

  and

  warfare

• warfare

• over-hunting

• warfare and

  over-hunting

Which group were NOT mound builders?

• Archaic

• Fort Ancient

• Hopewell

What are the mounds in Ohio made of?

• stone

• minerals

• soil