Unit 1 Test Review

What civilizations make up the Early Americas?

• The Cayuga, the Seneca, the Onondaga, the Mohawk and the Oneida.

• The Inuit, the Yoruk, the Tlingit, the Sioux

• The Olmec, the Maya, the Aztec, the Inca

• The Anasazis and the Hohokams

Early hunters had to keep moving to search for food. This lifestyle is called a ____________ lifestyle.

• Nomadic

• Gathering

• Hunting

•  Fishing

What is the name of the sun-dried brick the Anasazi built their homes out of?

• brick

• stone

• adobe

• mounds

What are the two main rules of a potlatch celebration? (You may circle two choices.)

•  The more gifts you gave, the more respect you earn.

• You can deny an invitation from the potlatch host and not attend.

• If you are the receiver of a gift, you must host your own potlatch.

• You must pay to attend a potlatch dinner.

How many nations were there in the Iroquois League?

• Five

• Ten

• One

• Three

In Iroquois culture, a _______ are a group of related families.

• tribe

• unit

• clan

• community

A ______________ would make important decisions for the clan and she would be Leader of the Longhouse.

• queen

• clan mother

• chief

• warrior

________________ was a government formed in the Middle Ages.

• democracy

• feudalism

• oligarchy

• direct democracy

True or False: The Jewish people during the Middle Ages were persecuted based on their beliefs. To be
      persecuted, they were being attacked because of their beliefs.

• True-the statement is true.

• False- to be persecuted means to be welcomed.

True or false: Each manor in feudal life heavily relied on trading with other manors to survive.

• True- the statement is true

• False- Each manor was self-sufficient/created everything on their own to survive.