WorksheetsChapter 3 Native Americans
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 24mins
__________ is a record of past events.
constitution
history
piedmont
culture
An _________ is the way that people choose to make, buy, sell, and use things.
barter
economy
religion
culture
The __________ is gently rolling land at the base of mountains.
government
economy
constitution
piedmont
An organization that makes laws and keeps order is a __________.
constitution
religion
government
culture
___________ is the way of life or the beliefs, ideas, and language of a group of people.
culture
religion
barter
economy
When you ______________, you trade one item for another.
economy
piedmont
barter
religion
The basic laws and ideas that a government and its people people follow is a __________.
government
culture
religion
constitution
__________ is the belief in God or gods.
religion
culture
history
piedmont
Navajo stories show respect for ____________.
librarians
scientists
people who study maps
nature
Why do some Navajos build homes facing east?
to keep them cool inside
to respect or honor the sunrise
to keep animals away
because the house will last longer
What did the Navajos do to adapt to the desert?
they built large cities
they learned to hunt animals and grow food there
they built roads to take them out of the desert
they held ceremonies
The map shows Navajo land in
Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah
Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas
Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma
Nevada, California, and Mexico
What kind of trees are in the forests where the Yurok live?
cherry
dogwood
maple
redwood
What did the Yurok do when they needed something they could not make?
they used natural resources
they bartered and traded with othe American Indians for it
they hunted and gathered food to eat
they used wood from redwood trees
sometimes the Yurok used special shells as
boats
money
fish hooks
digging tools
What is important to the Yurok economy today?
salmon fishing
canoe building
shell jewelry
farming
Where did the Cherokee Indians live long ago?
the Northwest
the West
the Southeast
the East
What resource helped the Cherokee to grow vegetables?
fruit and nuts
the rich soil of the peidmont
settlers who helped them farm
summer and winter homes
A Cherokee named Sequoyah invented
a way to build houses faster
a way to write down the Cherokee language
a machine to gather fruit and nuts
new traditions for religious ceremonies
The Cherokee who followed the Trail of Tears trveled
south
north
east
west
Where did the Haudenosaunee live?
in the desert of Nevada
on the Great Plains
near the ocean in California
in the forests in New York
The Peacemaker helped the Haudenosaunee
build walls around the towns
form a new government and constitution
hunt bear and deer
learn to trade
Five Haudenosaunee nations
formed a government to help them live in peace
went to Arizona for the winter
built boats to trade with other nations
fished to feed their families
Today the Haudenosaunee government
raises corn and squash
helps build walls around towns
work hard to protect Haudensaunee land and traditions
is made up of six to ten families
