WorksheetsChapter 2 Test Review
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 10mins
How did tribes begin?
Leaders from the Kootenai and Paleo Indian groups met to organize tribes.
No one knows how tribes began.
Paleo and Archaic Indian groups combined to make tribes.
Over time, Archaic Indian groups became tribes.
Who were the first people to live in what is now Idaho?
The Tribal elders.
The Shoshone Bannock.
The Paleo Indians.
The Archaic Indians.
Who were the next people to live in Idaho?
The Paleo Indians.
The Archaic Indians.
The Kootenai.
The Shoshone Bannock.
Why are legends important to Native Americans?
They teach the children to forget their native culture.
They explain history and teach important lessons.
They explain why the white settlers deserved to take the land.
They teach the Native Americans how to become more like the Americans.
What do archaeologists do?
They study medicine to become doctors.
They gather donations for people in need.
They study clues to learn about the past.
They are in charge of Idaho’s schools.
How many Native American tribes in Idaho are RECOGNIZED by the government?
Five
Six
Four
Seven
Which of the following is NOT a federally recognized tribe in Idaho?
The Kootenai
The Coeur d’ Alene
The Nez Perze
The Paleo tribe
Who were the elders of a tribe?
A small group of men who wrote the legends for the tribe.
The young boys who were training to be chief.
Older members who taught children how to ride a horse.
Older members who taught their children about their culture and history.
What is NOT an example of a Native American ceremony?
The first root harvest.
The first salmon catch.
The change from child to adult.
The change from Paleo to Archaic Indian.
How are issues solved between tribes and states?
The state government always wins.
They refuse to talk to each other about problems.
They do not try to work together to solve problems.
The tribal government and state government work together to understand and solve problems.
How do tribes govern themselves today?
They have a tribal chairperson and other leaders who make important decisions for the tribe.
They have a tribal king who makes all decisions for the tribe.
They have a government made of only women who make decisions for the tribe.
They do not govern themselves. They follow the Idaho state government.
What role did women have in tribal government?
Men often asked their wives and mothers for advice.
They were not allowed to say anything about tribal government.
Only women who had children could give advice.
They did not have any role in tribal government until just a few years ago.
What isa big-game hunter?
A person who hunts small animals.
A person who hunts large animals.
A person who fishes.
A person who plays a lot of games.
What is a petroglyph?
A rock carving.
A pet the Native Americans had.
A tool used to hunt.
A picture that was painted.
How is the term big-game hunter related to a petroglyph?
(a)
What is a fossil?
A carving found on rock.
A type of plant the Native Americans ate.
An imprint or actual remains of a plant or animal in rock.
A design painted on rock.
What is a Pictograph?
An old photograph.
A rock carving.
A imprint or remain of plants or animals in rock.
A design painted on rock.
How are the terms fossil and pictograph related?
(a)
