Inventions of Indigenous Peoples of the Americas

Inventions of Indigenous Peoples of the Americas

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Aiden Montgomery

History, Science, Biology, Geography

6th - 8th Grade

Hard

08:23

The video explores eight significant inventions by indigenous peoples of the Americas, including Inuit goggles and kayaks, Incan suspension bridges, Native American medicine, hammocks, syringes, Aztec chinampas, and Olmec rubber. These innovations have had lasting impacts on various fields such as medicine, engineering, and agriculture.

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Which material did the Inuit use to make their goggles?

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What was the primary purpose of the Inuit kayak?

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What were the Incan suspension bridges primarily made of?

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What natural remedy did Native Americans use that is related to modern aspirin?

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What was the main advantage of sleeping in a hammock for indigenous peoples?

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What did the early indigenous syringe consist of?

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What agricultural technique did the Aztecs develop to grow crops in swampy areas?

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What civilization is credited with inventing the chemical process of creating rubber?

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What was the primary use of rubber by the Olmec civilization?

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Which indigenous civilization's capital was located on islands in Lake Texcoco?

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