The Use of Natural, Human, and Capital Resources

1 The Inuit people lived in Arctic areas where the temperature is—

• A below freezing much of the year
• B mild with four distinct seasons
• C extremely hot during the day and freezing at night
• D above 100 degrees most of the year

2 Scientists do not agree about—

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

3 The Pueblo homeland includes—

• A New Mexico and Arizona
• B Pacific Northwest coast
• C northeast North America
• D Virginia

4 What would be the best title for the list above?

• A Natural Resources
• B Capital Resources
• C Economic Resources
• D Human Resources

5 Where do American Indians live today?

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

6 What did scientists find at Cactus Hill?

• A Dinosaur bones from 20,000 years ago
• B Proof that Columbus was the first European explorer in North America
• C Ancient sea creatures which proved the land was once under water
• D Artifacts that proved humans lived there 18,000 years ago

7 The letter L in the location on the map that shows the Lakota homeland. What part of the United Stated is this?

• North East
• Mid West
• South West

8 The letter I in the location on the map that shows the Iroquois homeland. What part of the United Stated is this?

• North East
• Mid West
• South West

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

• A Breadbasket of America
• B Panhandle
• C Great Plains
• D Central Interior

11 The Eastern Woodlands is home to the—

• A Sioux
• B Kwakiutl
• C Lakota
• D Iroquois