Chapter 2: Two Worlds Meet Test

____________ is the study of the past based on what people left behind.

• Archaeology
• History
• Anthropology
• Paleontology

The earliest people in Kansas lived during a time period marked by large glaciers and large game. What was it called?

• The Glacier Period

• The Bronze Age

• The Ice Age

• The "Oh no, those animals are big!" Time

Why were the earliest people in Kansas called, "Big Game Hunters"?

• They were called 'Big Game Hunters' due to their skills in fishing.
• They were called 'Big Game Hunters' because they primarily gathered plants.
• They were called 'Big Game Hunters' because they built large shelters.
• They were called 'Big Game Hunters' because they hunted large animals for food.

Which of these animals was NOT one of the "Big Game" hunted during the Ice Age?

• Mastadon

• Rabbit
• Woolly Mammoth
• Giant Bison

Big Game Hunters used a weapon called a/an ________, which was a throwing stick used to propel darts and spears.

• boomerang
• sling
• crossbow
• atlatl

Training animals to want and need to be around humans is called ___________.

• taming
• training
• captivity
• domestication

As the climate changed at the end of the Ice Age, The Big Game Hunters had to change the way they lived due to the extinction of many plants and animals. This is called __________.

• migration
• extinction
• conservation
• adaptation

What was the most significant technology developed by the Big Game Hunters?

• The bow
• Agriculture

• The net
• The spear

A person living on the Great Plains is a farmer and has a lot of grain. They do not have much leather. They trade someone with a lot of leather some of their grain. No money is exchanged. This type of trade is called . . .

• trade-off
• exchange
• commerce
• bartering

__________________ is a term used to describe the Plains Indian Tribes living in Kansas when European explorers first came to Kansas.

• The Farming Peoples

• The Great Plains Warriors

• Big Game Hunters

• Historic Tribes