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Native Americans in Ohio Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The earliest groups in Ohio were called ___.

a)

archaeologists

b)

Historic Indians

c)

culture

d)

Prehistoric Indians

2.

Larger rectangular homes in which several Native American families lived were called ___.

a)

cultures

b)

teepees

c)

longhouses

d)

wigwams

3.

People who study prehistoric and ancient cultures by looking at the objects they left behind are called ____.

a)

archaelogists

b)

meteorologists

c)

biologists

d)

paleontologists

4.

A people's way of life, including their customs, products, and beliefs is their ___.

a)

prehistory

b)

culture

c)

longhouses

d)

wigwam

5.

The period of time before the development of written history is called ______.

a)

unknown

b)

culture

c)

history

d)

prehistory

6.

Circular homes made by bending tree branches into a dome-shaped frame are called ___.

a)

wigwams

b)

cultures

c)

teepees

d)

longhouses

7.

The Adena, Hopewell, and the Fort Ancient were all known as ___.

a)

Algonquian Indians

b)

Mound Builders

c)

Iroquoian Indians

d)

Paleo Indians

8.

What crops were known as "the three sisters"?

a)

corn, pumpkins, and sunflowers

b)

potatoes, corn, beans

c)

squash, cucumbers, soybeans

d)

corn, beans, & squash

9.

Hunters from Asia are believed to have crossed over into what is now Alaska by using a land bridge known as ___.

a)

Alaskian

b)

Beringia

c)

Algonquian

d)

the Ice Age Bridge

10.

How were the Adena different from the Hopewell?

a)

The Adena did things bigger and better than the Hopewell.

b)

The Hopewell were Historic Indians and the Adena were Prehistoric.

c)

The Hopewell were Mound Builders and the Adena were not.

d)

The Hopewell did things bigger and better than the Adena.

11.

How were the Shawnee and Delaware tribes of Ohio similar?

a)

Both spoke the Algonquian language.

b)

Both settled in different regions of South America.

c)

Both left no evidence to help us understand their culture.

d)

Both were Mound builders.

12.

Most Prehistoric Indian tribes got their food through ____.

a)

hunting only

b)

farming and gathering.

c)

gathering only.

d)

hunting and gathering.

13.

Which is a primary source?

a)

a movie about the life of Walt Disney

b)

a journal Walt Disney kept

c)

a biography about Walt Disney

d)

a student's report about the life of Walt Disney

14.

Which is a secondary source?

a)

a letter Mrs. Neckel wrote to her dad

b)

a photograph of Mrs. Neckel with her dad

c)

an email from Mrs. Neckel to her dad

d)

a story a friend told you about Mrs. Neckel and her dad

15.

The famous mound built by the Ft. Ancient Indians that is shaped like a snake is called ___.

a)

Great Snake Monument

b)

Great Serpent Mound

c)

Great Serpent Monument

d)

Mound of the Serpent

16.

Why did Native Americans build mounds?

a)

burial and planting

b)

religious ceremonies and dinosaur pens

c)

climbing and protection

d)

burial and religious ceremonies

17.

Which shows the Prehistoric Native Americans in the order that they lived (oldest to most recent)?

a)

Paleo, Hopewell, Adena, Archaic, Ft. Ancient

b)

Paleo, Archaic, Adena, Ft. Ancient, Hopewell

c)

Paleo, Archaic, Adena, Hopewell, Ft. Ancient

d)

Ft. Ancient, Hopewell, Adena, Archaic, Paleo

18.

Choose ALL that are true.

We know that some Native American tribes showed cooperation because they ___.

a)

traded with other tribes

b)

built mounds

c)

fought over hunting land

d)

lived together in longhouses

19.

Select ALL that are true.

We know that sometimes Native Americans were in conflict because ___.

a)

they fought over hunting land

b)

that traded with each other

c)

they hunted together in groups

d)

they painted their bodies

20.

Who created the first written records about historic Native Americans?

a)

The Paleo

b)

French missionaries

c)

Christopher Columbus

d)

William Henry Harrison