Understanding Amerindian Heritage and Culture

Miss Bo's social studies class explores the significance of Amerindians in Guyana. The lesson covers their historical importance, lifestyle, and contributions, such as the canoe and pepper pot. The class also discusses Amerindian Heritage Month and its theme for 2020. Students learn about the Amerindian way of life, including hunting, farming, and traditional dances.

What is the main topic of Miss Bo's social studies class?

• The history of airplanes

• The importance of exercise

• The Amerindian people

• The geography of Asia

Why are the Amerindian people celebrated in September?

• They discovered Asia

• They are famous athletes

• They were the first people in Guyana

• They invented the airplane

What is the theme for Amerindian Heritage Month 2020?

• Celebrating global cultures

• Innovating for the future

• Preserving modern technology

• Fostering traditional practices for a safe environment

What is the role of Honorable Pauline Sukai?

• She is a pilot

• She is a school teacher

• She oversees the Amerindian people

• She is a famous chef

What activities did the Amerindian people engage in to sustain themselves?

• Building skyscrapers

• Trading with Asia

• Shopping at supermarkets

• Hunting, fishing, and farming

What did the Amerindian people create to help them travel across rivers?

• A bridge

• A ferry

• A canoe

• A raft

What traditional dish did the Amerindian people introduce to Guyana?

• Pepper pot

• Sushi

• Tacos

• Pizza

What is the name of the dance that mimics making cassava bread?

• The Cassava Bread Dance

• The Salsa

• The Tango

• The Waltz

What is one reason the Amerindian people are considered special?

• They invented the internet

• They have a unique culture and history

• They are the tallest people in the world

• They speak every language

What should we do to honor the Amerindian people?

• Only focus on modern cultures

• Forget about history

• Celebrate their heritage and learn about their culture

• Ignore their contributions