North America and Louisiana

An underground reservoir of fresh water

• Spring
• Aquifer
• Well
• Lake

Areas of land where water covers the soil at varying levels year-round

• Deserts
• Wetlands
• Grasslands
• Mountains

During the Woodlands Period, the Indigenous peoples of North America formed larger _____ than those of the Archaic Indians

• grounds

• camps
• villages
• tribes

They began to create more permanent _______ and engaged in widespread agriculture

• camps
• villages
• farms
• settlements

Hunting became easier with the introduction of the ____ and _____

• knife and fork
• net and trap
• club and rock
• bow and arrow

The ___________ is a large body of water that feeds into the Atlantic Ocean.

• Saint Louis Bay

• Lake Pontchartrain

• Pacific ocean

• Gulf of Mexico

The Rocky Mountain range is the ______ mountain range in North America.

• smallest
• oldest
• biggest

• tallest

The Rocky Mountain range begins in _____ and extends through central New Mexico

• Alaska
• California
• Canada
• Mexico

For many years, researchers believed that the ancient ancestors of the Indigenous peoples who lived in the Americas before exploration and colonization came to America from _____

• Europe
• Africa
• Siberia

• Australia

This land bridge between Asia and Alaska is known as the ______________

• Bering Sea
• Alaska Range
• Siberian Passage
• Bering Strait