A) bridge of dry land that connected Asia with North America B) Native American tribe who became extinct. C) land bridge that connected North and South America D) belief system used by the first Native Americans.
A) Shoshone B) Inuit C) Olmec D) Mississipians
A) sled B) foot C) canoe D) horse
A) grasses and mud B) animal skins C) adobe D) ice bricks
A) turquoise B) maize C) adobe D) sheep
A) dry desert B) marshy swamp C) hills and mountains D) vast and nearly flat
A) to sew B) how to clean animal skins C) listening skills D) hunting skills
A) mud and grasses B) tree bark C) walrus skins D) metal sheets
A) agriculture/farming B) guns C) extra trade D) aqueducts
A) clan mothers B) all villagers C) clan fathers D) village hunters
A) buffalo B) horses C) squirrels D) walrus
A) carved logs painted with symbols of animals or people B) parties where guests receive gifts at a feast C) pots that have lots of doors and latches D) Parties with human sacrifices
A) pyramids B) pot latches C) long tongues D) drawings of Mr. Bedwell
A) irrigation B) totem poles C) hogans D) adobe
A) teepees B) longhouses C) hogans D) plank houses
A) Arctic B) Desert Southwest C) Eastern Woodlands D) Plains
A) Desert Southwest B) Arctic C) Plains D) Pacific Northwest
A) Desert Southwest B) Plains people C) Arctic D) Pacific Northwest
A) Mr. Bedwell and his family B) Men C) Children D) women
A) Because they wanted to build them like pyramids. B) Because they looked cool. C) Because they scared wolves and bears away. D) Because they were easy and quickly able to put them up and take them down.
A) corn, beans, squash B) beans, peppers, broccoli C) corn, beans, peppers D) brussel sprouts, tomatoes, corn
A) chainsaw and wagon B) slash and burn C) rope and wrangle D) flood and remove
A) soccer B) lacrosse C) football D) monopoly
A) They pulled up their ladders. B) They called the police. C) They threw dust in their faces. D) They yelled from the windows to leave.
A) pets B) shelter C) food D) clothes |