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WorksheetsEarly North American Indians
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 42mins
Which Native American tribe is known for building cliff dwellings?
Iroquois
Cherokee
Anasazi
Sioux
What was the primary source of food for early North American Indians?
foraging and scavenging
hunting and gathering
fishing and trading
farming and agriculture
Which Native American tribe is associated with the longhouse?
Iroquois
Navajo
Apache
Cherokee
What was an important item of trade among early North American Indians?
gold
corn
spices
fur
What was a common trade route used by early North American Indians?
Ganges River
Amazon River
Mississippi River
Nile River
What are large thick moving sheets of ice:
Who were the first people to cross into NA
Native Americans/Hunter Gatherers
Where was the maya civilization
What was the first civilization in the americas
Where was the inca civilization
What does civilization mean
Which early North American people created turquoise jewelry, woven baskets, and black on white pottery with elaborate designs?
Adena & Hopewell
Mayan
Anasazi
Inca
Which ancient North American civilizations were known for building mounds?
Adena & Hopewell
Inca
Mississippian
Anasazi
Which group build their temples and homes for the elite on top of platform mounds?
Adena
Hopwell
Mississippian
Anasazi
How did agriculture develop in North America?
It spread northward from the Mesoamerica civilizations
It spread from European explorers trading with the natives
It spread southward from the natives along the arctic
It spread from Asian explorers who sailed to North America
What caused the decline of the Mississippian civilization?
excessive drought
deadly disease
it is a mystery
invasion by another tribe
Which civilization used this extensive long distance trade network?
Incas
Anasazi
Hopewell
Mississippian
What types of structures did the Lenape build for their homes?
Wigwam
Pueblo's
Caves
Teepee
What does the term "civilization" mean?
When multiple countries freely trade
Advanced society with a written language, government, trade, etc.
First settlers of a newly discovered area of land
Believing your country is superior to others
The Olmec are known for what unique sculptures they left behind?
Huge sculptures of their Gods
Huge heads that weigh many tons
Different sculptures of body parts such as feet and hands
Colossal sculptures of their emperors
What was the most important crop for Native Americans?
Maize
Beans
Wheat
Barley
What is considered one of the biggest reasons that created tension among the Natives of Pennsylvania and the European Colonists?
Religious Conversion
Desire for Land
Cultural change
Fur Trade
MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE OR ANIMALS FROM ONE REGION TO ANOTHER
MIGRATION
DOMESTICATION
MAIZE
GLYPHS
PEOPLE WHO HUNT ANIMALS AND GATHER WILD PLANTS, SEEDS, FRUITS, AND NUTS TO SURVIVE
HUNTER-GATHERERS
GRAB AND GO
CULTURE
NONE OF THESE
BELIEFS, CUSTOMS, AND TRADITIONS OF A SPECIFIC GROUP OF PEOPLE
CULTURE
MAIZE
ARTIFACTS
STAMPEDE
Who were the first people to cross the land bridge?
hunter-gatherers
Mayan
Olmec
Mound Builders
Ice Millenium
Frozen Age
Beringian Time
HUGE, SLOW MOVING SHEETS OF ICE
GLACIERS
SNOWBALLS
ARTIFACTS
EXTINCT
What civilization developed in the orange area?
Aztec
Maya
Inca
Romans
What civilization is located in the red area
Aztec
Mayan
Inca
All
What does this map represent
How early invaders conquered Russia
How Americans settled in Jamestown
How early humans traveled into the Americas
How early humans migrated to Asia
Which civilizations used the 365 day calendar based on the sun
Aztecs and Mayans
Incas and Aztecs
Mayans and Toltecs
Navajo and Incas
By the middle of the 1700s what different groups of Native Americans were living with the borders of Pennsylvania?
Shawnee
Lenni-Lenape
Cherokee
Pueblo
A group of people living together sharing trade, art, and religion is known as
city
town
civilization
adobe
Who claimed to be the "King of the Delaware's"?
Shickellamy
Conrad Weiser
Teedyuscung
Benjamin West
How do archaelogists impact the study of human behavior?
by studying current history books
through the recovery and analysis of artifacts
through research of scientific theories
by interviewing relatives about their ancestors
Due to the hot climate, how did the Hohokam get water?
They used a technique called Dry Farming
Developed an irrigation system
Carried water for miles in buckets
Collected rain water
The mound builders built villages primarily near what?
Mountain Ranges
Rivers
Forrests
Lakes
Another name for some mound builders was...
Mississipians
River People
Cahokians
