Early Ohio Peoples 4th Grade

Which group invented the atlatl?

• Archaic People

• Cherokee

• Paleo Indians

• Homosapiens

Which came first?

• Archaic People

• Paleo Indians

Which is an example of an artifact?

• A textbook chapter about early people in Ohio

• A replica of a spear the Paleo Indians would have used

• A basket the Archaic people used to store their food

• A video about how Native Americans made their clothes

How did the earliest people in Ohio get their food?

• Hunting and Gathering

• Trading

• Farming

• Bartering

Which group did NOT build mounds?

• Adena

• Hopewell

• Archaic people

• Fort Ancients

Which group was the last prehistoric people to live in Ohio?

• Paleo-Indians

• Hopewell

• Fort Ancients

• Adena

• Archaic people

Which group of prehistoric people were NOT farmers?

• Paleo-Indians

• Hopewell

• Fort Ancients

• Adena

Archaeologists know that the Adena and the Hopewell traded with other groups because ____.

• each group left records of their trade with other groups.

• each group left drawings of trading with one another group of people

• Written descriptions were left by the Late Woodland people describing the trading patterns of the Hopewell and Adena people.

• artifacts from areas far from where the Adena and Hopewell lived were found in their burial mounds and village areas.

The development of agriculture made it possible for the Archaic Indians to ___.

• settle in one place for longer periods of time.

• attract more animals to hunt.

• develop tools such as stone axes

• trade with other groups

Some groups began to exchange, or ___ with other groups for resources they did not have.

• adapt

• trade

• explore

• steal