Unit 3, Chapter 4

How did the Pueblo peoples use their natural surroundings to construct housing?

• They dammed rivers to clear land.

• They built all structures underground.

• They used local clay to make adobe for bricks.

• They built wickiups from available plants and animal skins.

Which statement best describes the Apache's relations with the Diné?

• They ignored the Diné.

• They raided Diné villages.

• They were friendly trade partners.

• They constantly warred with the Diné.

What geographic features did most of the peoples on the map live by?

• Rivers

• Valleys

• Oceans

• Mountains

Which people would be most likely to live in a building like this?

• Plains peoples

• Pueblo tribes

• Apache

• 
  Diné

What is true of a Pueblo clan? Select the two correct answers.

• Each clan only eats certain foods.

• Each clan has its own religious rituals.

• Each clan occupies and controls its own village.

• Each clan is responsible for governing one area of life.

• Each clan partners with a similar clan in another village.

What two main groups are the Pueblo peoples divided into?

• the Holy People and the Earth Surface People

• he eastern group and the western group

• the cliff dwellers and the kiva dwellers

• the ancestors and the experts

From where did the Apache migrate to the Southwest?

Responses

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• Europe

• Canada

• Central America

• Eastern Woodlands

What are the Sierra Blanca, Three Sisters Mountains, Oscura Mountain Peak, and Guadalupe Mountains?

• the sacred mountains of the Apache

• the original home of the Ancestral Pueblo

• the places where the Holy People come from

• the sites of important battles between the Apache and Diné

  the sites of important battles between the Apache and Diné

Which direction does the door of these types of homes traditionally face?

• east

• north

• south

• west

Who or what are the Diné communicating with as shown on these rugs?

• clan leaders

• supernatural beings

• sacred mountains

• other native American nations