Ch. 1 Section 2 Quiz

The (a)   lived in the four corners region which is where present day Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah meet.

Kivas were

• above ground houses made of heavy clay called adobe.

• cliff dwellings that needed ladders to get up to.

• religious and ceremonial chambers that were built underground by the Anasazi.

• built by the Hopewell culture of the Ohio River Valley.

_________ were carved images of animal spirits or ancestors that held great religious and historical significance for Native Americans of the Northwest.

• Kivas

• Teepees

• Cones

• Totems

Nomadic plains Indians used ___________ for shelters, they were lightweight and easy to move so they could follow the buffalo.

• tents
• teepees

• igloos
• huts

The area where Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and Utah meet is called the ______________________.

• Four States

• Four Corners

• Four Tribes

The Anasazi lived in the _______________________ region of what is now the U.S.A.

• southwest

• northeast

• Great Lakes

• southeast

The ______________ was an alliance of of the Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, and Seneca.

• Algonquin Alliance
• Sioux Confederation
• Cherokee League
• Iroquois League

_____________ means that people traced their ancestry through their mothers, not their fathers.

• Matrilineal
• Unilineal
• Bilineal
• Patrilineal