Test Practice Native American

The Inuit lived in Artic areas where the tempature is--

• below freezing much of the year
• mild with four distinct seasons
• extemely hot during the day and freezing at night
• above 100 degrees most of the year

Scientists do not agree about—

• where American Indian tribes lived
• how people came to the Western Hemisphere
• what natural resources American Indians used
• how Europeans first came to the Western Hemisphere

The Pueblo homeland includes—

• New Mexico and Arizona
• Pacific Northwest coast
• what natural resources American Indians used
• Virginia

Where do American Indians live today?

• Canada and Alaska
• In their homelands and throughout North America
• Only on reservations in different parts of the United States
• Mostly in South Ameirca

The Lakota people inhabited the interior of the United States, called the—

• Panhandle
• Breadbasket of America
• Great Plains
• Central Interior

Where is Cactus Hill located?

• On the James River
• On the Rappahannock River
• On the Nottoway River
• On the Potomac River

The Eastern Woodlands is home to the—

• Iroquois
• Kwakiutl
• Lakota
• Sioux

Check the natural resources (more than one):

• Canoes
• Spears
• Crops
• Animals

What do archaeologists study?

• Human behavior and culture by finding and studying artifacts
• Animal migration patterns and habitats
• North American weather patterns to predict tornadoes, droughts, and hurricanes
• Population growth patterns and cultural changes that will occur in the future

In the past, how did American Indians gather their food?

• They fished, hunted, and harvested crops.
• They traded goods with European settlers for food.
• They used money to purchase food.
• hey traded animal skins and bows for crops and meat.