Interactions in Communities

What did foraging communities do when they met up with nearby communities?

• Competed for resources

• Fought each other

• Shared food, tools, weapons, and ideas

• Ignored each other

How did language development impact human awareness and learning?

• It enhanced brain development

• It increased social interactions

• It improved hunting skills

• It provided more nutrition

The Massasoit Agreement encouraged peace between the Wampanoag and the Pilgrims because they agreed to be ​ (a)   and ​ (b)   with one another.

• civil

• cooperate

• angry

• battle

• enemies

One way Indigenous peoples interacted with European settlers was through __________.

• trade

• phone calls

• performances

• football

A group of people, small or large, that live in a particular area.

• limited resource

• consumer

• community

• consumer demand

Some interactions between European colonizers and Indigenous peoples led to agreements. For example, the Massasoit Agreement outlined punishments for crimes between the two groups as well as ways to maintain __________ relations.

• terrible

• sneaky

• temporary

• peaceful

What is a common way communities interact to solve shared problems?

• A) Isolation

• B) Cooperation

• C) Competition

• D) Conflict

Which of the following is a benefit of diverse communities interacting?

• A) Cultural exchange

• B) Increased isolation

• C) Homogeneity

• D) Decreased innovation

How do communities typically respond to natural disasters?

• A) By ignoring them

• B) By working together

• C) By moving away

• D) By blaming each other

What role do leaders often play in community interactions?

• A) They create division

• B) They facilitate communication

• C) They discourage participation

• D) They ignore issues