Mound Builders and Cliff Dwellers

The Ancestral Pueblo were

• Cherokees

• Inuit

• cliff dwellers

• Haudenosaunee

The Ancestral Pueblo lived in an area that is now called

• the Four Corners

• Beringia

• the Southeast

• the Eastern Woodlands

Because they were farmers, the Mound Builders

• migrated often

• stayed in one place

• lived in the Southwest

• hunted buffalo

The population of Native Americans decreased rapidly because Europeans brought

• gold

• germs

• spices

• ships

A Pueblo people who live in villages on the high mesas are the

• Hopi

• Mahican

• Apache

• Seminoles

The Navajo and the Apache migrated to the Southwest from

• the Eastern Woodlands

• the Four Corners

• northern Mexico

• northern Canada

The Creek's ancestors were the

• Cherokee

• Ancestral Pueblo

• Mound Builders

• Inuit

The Seminole Nation lives in

• New mexico

• Texas

• New York

• Florida

The seven sides of a Cherokee council house represented the group's

• clans

• crops

• confederacy

• sachem

The Sequoyah wrote

• the law of the Haudenosaunee

• a set of symbols for writing Cherokee

• the Constitution of the United Stated

• a history of the Ancestral Pueblo