Paleo-Indian/ Southwest Indian Quickcheck

What does the term "Paleo-Indians" mean?

• New Americans

• Ancient Americans

• Modern Americans

• Future Americans

What is required for a group of people to be considered a civilization?

• A large population

• A certain level of structure and advancement

• A common language

• A shared religion

What are two examples of other early American civilizations mentioned in the text?

• The Aztecs and the Incas

• The Mound Builders and the Cliff Dwellers

• The Mayans and the Olmecs

• The Sioux and the Cherokee

What was the purpose of the mounds built by the Mound Builders?

• To serve as homes

• To serve as marketplaces

• For burying the dead and holding religious ceremonies

• For defense against enemies

What type of homes did the Hopi tribe live in?

• Teepees

• Pueblos

• Igloos

• Longhouses

What does the name "Hopi" mean?

• The Brave People

• The Peaceful People

• The Strong People

• The Wise People

What are the Navajo homes called?

• Pueblos

• Teepees

• Hogans

• Longhouses

Which direction did the doors of Navajo hogans always face?

• North

• South

• East

• West

What crops did the Navajo learn to plant from the Hopi?

• Wheat, rice, and barley

• Beans, corn, and squash

• Potatoes, tomatoes, and peppers

• Apples, oranges, and grapes

What are the Navajo especially known for in their artwork?

• Pottery and painting

• Weavings and silversmith work

• Sculpting and carving

• Jewelry and beadwork