Trade and Economics Review - Week 17

Using the map, which areas mined and traded obsidian?

• Northeastern

• Southwestern

• Western

• Eastern

What trade route was closest to Cahokia?

• Shoshone Rendezvous

• The Dalles

• Poverty Point

• Chaco Canyon

Long-distance Aztec traders were called ___________.

• warriors
• farmers
• pochteca
• nobles

What best describes the trade routes on the map?

• trade routes were limited

• tribes engaged in a lot of trade

• most routes were used as borders

• travel and trade were difficult

Scientists discovered religious artifacts, entertainment, and trade at Hopewell. What would be the best conclusion about the ancient civilizations in North America?

• North American tribes were located in one area..

• Hopewell was a small settlement with limited trade.

• Ancient people in North America developed complex cultures.

• Early tribes used many resources to protect themselves.

Great Plains tribes had resources and cultures similar to coastal tribes.

• True

• False

The process of trading goods between tribes was called _________________.

• bartering

• negotiating

• taxing

• dealing

Someone who studies things left behind by people long ago

• artifacts

• archeologist

• pigment

• mican

objects left behind by people from long ago

• archeologist

• sites

• pigments

• artifacts

Places where there is evidence of past human activity

• pigments

• artifacts

• sites

• obsidians