Mogollon People Theories

The speaker suggests that a ​ (a)   ​ helps a civilization to become ​ (b)   because of the exchange of goods and ​ (c)   .

• trade route
• more advanced
• ideas
• less advanced

How was the landscape different than it is today?

• It was mostly forest.

• It was mostly swamp.

• It was mostly grassland.

• It didn't differ at all.

What does the speaker suggest is the likely reason most people move?

• They want something better.

• They are curious about different locations.

• They are forced by members of their own community.

How did the Mogollon people learn to make their distinct form of pottery?

• They were taught by other Native American groups.

• They had to figure it out for themselves each generation.

• Family members (likely mothers) passed down the knowledge from generation to generation.

Archeologists can track where Mogollon people lived based on where they find their distinctive​ (a)   .

• red pottery
• white and black pottery

Based on what we've learned from our notes this chapter, these stone carvings are called ____ .

• Pictographs

• Petroglyphs

• Frescos

• Sculptures

People moved into cliff dwellings, likely for ​ (a)   .

• protection from attacks
• religious purposes
• easier access to trade routes

What evidence suggests that the Mogollon intentionally returned to where they had once come from?

• They traveled over 300 miles, passing other promising areas for resettlement.

• They left letters explaining the journey.

This archeologist studied ____ to track the journey of Mogollon people.

• artifacts in the form of pottery shards

• letters written by ancient peoples

• oral histories passed down generation to generation

Which of these statements reflects what you learned during this video?

• By tracking the emergence and disappearance of red pottery throughout the southwest, the archeologist has developed a theory on where the Mogollon people moved after leaving their ancestral lands.

• By speaking with as many pueblo nations as possible, the archaeologist was able to collect a series of stories that explain what happened to the Mogollon people.

• Studying artifacts is an unreliable way to develop theories about how a people lived.