WorksheetsModule 1 and 2 Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 21mins
How do scientist believe early humans migrated to the Americas?
They were always here
Walked across the Bering Land Bridge
Swam across the Bering Strait
Sailed across the Bering Strait
A groups common values and traditions, including language, government, family relationships and even foord and dress are considered to be a part of what?
farming
gathering
hunting
culture
Who is a person that studies culture?
anthropologist
culturologist
meteorologist
cartographer
What are widely considered to be the first people in the America's called?
Vikings
Paleolithic
Paleo-Indians
Olmec's
When people or animals move from one area to another it is called this.
gathering
hunting
farming
migrate
This period, between 38,000 and 10,000 B.C., was a time when it was much colder and sea levels were much lower. What is the period called?
ice age
paleolithic era
renaissance
reformation
The Paleo-Indians were which of the following?
farmers
sailors
hunter-gatherers
merchants
This is a Greek word meaning "middle America."
North America
South America
Central America
Mesoamerica
Which culture developed the first civilization in Mesoamerica?
Olmecs
Maya
Aztecs
Inca
This Pre-Columbian civilization, collapsed in around 900 A.D., due to several factors, including serve drought.
Olmec
Maya
Aztec
Inca
What was the Aztec capital?
Tikal
Cuzco
Tenochtitlan
Malvern
Which Pre-Columbian civilization had no system of writing but used knotted ropes called quipu?
Olmec
Maya
Aztec
Inca
This is the suffix that mean "Anno Domini," or "in the year of our Lord." Refers to the years after the birth of Christ.
B.C.E.
A.D.
C.E.
B.C.
How long is a decade?
10 hours
10 days
10 months
10 years
How long is a century?
100 days
100 years
10 years
100 minutes
Which suffix is sometimes used in place of B.C.?
B.C.E.
A.D.
C.E.
ESPN
Which suffix would be used to describe the time frame associated with the last Ice Age?
A.D.
B.C.
B.C.E.
C.E.
The U.S. Civil War occured in the last (a)
Which Pre-Columbian civilization made their home in the Andes Mountain Range?
Olmec
Maya
Aztec
Inca
Which Pre-Columbian civilization made it's home in the Yucatan Peninsula?
Olmec
Maya
Aztec
Inca
The Caddo raised plants and animals for food, which means they were skilled in....
pottery
jewelry making
agriculture
hunting and gathering
How were the Coahuiltecan similar to the Karankawa?
they were primarily buffalo hunters
they were mound builders
they were mainly farmers who traded with other tribes
they were nomads along the coast of the Gulf of Mexico
What similarities do the Plains Culture Native Americans share?
they were nomads who depended on the buffalo for survival
they build cone-shaped grass huts
they lived near the Gulf of Mexico
they built permanent homes and farmed
In which region did the Jumano live?
Coastal Plains
Central Plains
Great Plains
Mountains and Basins
In which region did the Caddo live?
Coastal Plains
Central Plains
Great Plains
Mountains and Basins
In which region did the Comanche live?
Coastal Plains
Central Plains
Great Plains
Mountains and Basins
Which culture group is depicted in the image
Southeastern
Western Gulf
Plains
Pueblo
Which culture group is depicted in the image
Southeastern
Western Gulf
Plains
Pueblo
Which culture group is depicted in the image
Southeastern
Western Gulf
Plains
Pueblo
Which culture group is depicted in the image
Southeastern
Western Gulf
Plains
Pueblo
A learned system of beliefs, traits, and values (WAY OF LIFE) is called
AGRICULTURE
ARTIFACTS
FRIENDS
CULTURE
The Caddo word "TEJAS," means
AGRICULTURE
ARTIFACTS
FRIENDS
CULTURE
In determining or studying the lifestyle (CULTURE) of Native Americans in early Texas, what is the best SOURCE of information
AGRICULTURE
ARTIFACTS
FRIENDS
CULTURE
The Caddo raised plants and animals for food, which means they were experienced in
AGRICULTURE
ARTIFACTS
FRIENDS
CULTURE
a secondhand account of an event or a retelling of another person's observations from an event in history
Nomadic
Sedentary
primary source
secondary source
hunter-gatherer
an artifact or piece of evidence that was found from the scene of history
Nomadic
Sedentary
primary source
secondary source
hunter-gatherer
People who hunt animals and gather wild plants, seeds, fruits, and nuts to survive
Nomadic
Sedentary
primary source
secondary source
hunter-gatherer
A lifestyle where groups have permanent homes using agriculture to farm their food (the food stays in one place)
Nomadic
Sedentary
primary source
secondary source
hunter-gatherer
lifestyle where a group has no permanent home, wandering from place to place in search of food (the food moves)
Nomadic
Sedentary
primary source
secondary source
hunter-gatherer
True or False: The physical environment had no effect on the way different Native Cultures lived.
True
False
