T1 SG for TEST (No PICS) USH - Missed Questions

Why was farming likely easier for the Creek and Cherokee than for the Seneca and Cayuga?

• The Creek and Cherokee spoke the same language and could easily share farming information.

• The Creek and Cherokee had better farming tools than the Seneca and Cayuga.

• The Creek and Cherokee had learned advanced farming techniques from the Aztec.

• The Creek and Cherokee lived in warmer climates with longer growing seasons.

Which statement accurately compares the environments of the Inca and the Aztec?

• The Inca lived in a tropical rain forest; the Aztec lived in a mountainous region.

• The Inca lived on a high plateau; the Aztec lived along the Pacific coast.

• The Inca lived in a mountainous region; the Aztec lived on an island in the middle of a lake.

• The Inca lived in the desert; the Aztec lived in a thick forest.

Because the Maya developed a 365-day calendar, it is reasonable to conclude that they

• were skilled astronomers and mathematicians.

• were ruled by religious leaders.

• developed an extensive trading system.

• built large cities throughout Central America.

Why do scholars believe the Hopewell peoples were in contact with many other Native American groups?

• Many items found in Hopewell earthworks are from distant places.

• Hopewell structures resemble the dwellings built by the Hohokam.

• Hopewell farming terraces imitated those constructed by the Inca.

• Many words in the Hopewell language are derived from the Maya and Aztec.

Which of the following groups lived the farthest south?

• Inupiat

• Ute

• Inuit

• Yakama