Mrs. Thompson Test 1

Natives in Southeast (Florida area) had houses

• that were adobe.

• that were tipis.

• that were clustered around mounds.

• that were wood longhouses.

Natives in the Great Plains depended on

• trees

• water

• fish

• buffalo

Scientists think people first came to the Americas by

• walking across Berengia land bridge

• canoes

• swimming

• people were always here

Women in the woodlands were responsible for

• trading

• farming

• building houses

• hunting

Geography, religion, achievements, political system, economy, and social structure make up a

People of the Northwest Coast depended on

• lizards

• buffalo

• acorns

• fish

People using geography (land and climate) to make a civilized culture is an example of

• mapping

• adapting

• moving

• populating

Great Basin people

• had lots of trees

• grew corn

• had lots of fish

• had limited food and water

In the Southwest, the Three Sisters are

• the Hopi, Navajo, and Zuni

• adobe, cotton, and corn

• corn, beans, and squash

• earth, wind, and fire

People of the Eastern Woodlands got food from

• farming and lakes/rivers

• acorns

• buffalo

• rodents