5th grade 2nd 9 weeks Assessment

Each tribe had a sophisticated society of

• A. livestock, farming, and tools

• B. families, markets, and governments

• C. armies, protection, and security

• D. clubs, religion, and farming

The Northeast Woodland tribes built small shelters when they were hunting, called

• hogans

• tepees

• wigwams

• longhouses

The Creek tribe built large earthen mounds as

• A. entertainment centers

• B. sports arenas

• C. ceremonial complexes

• D. trade markets

In the Northwest, a carving made of wood that tells a tribe's history and stories is called a

• statue

• monument

• totem

• sanctuary

To help crops grow, the Southwest tribes found ways to

• A. fertilize crops

• B. plow farmland

• C. irrigate farmland

• D. use new tools

The main source of food and materials for the Midwest tribes was

• A. elk

• B. deer

• C. bear

• D. bison

The tribes in the West used shelters that were easy to move, called

• wigwams

• hogans

• wickiups

• cabins

What animals did the Inuit use for transportation?

• A. horses

• B. bison

• C. dogs

• D. oxen

Every tribe had different names for what basic need?

• A. shelter

• B. food

• C. clothing

• D. water

Tribes that moved to follow bison or other animals created shelters that were

• A. large

• B. permanent

• C. heavy

• D. easy to move