A) civilization B) barter C) irrigation D) agriculture E) surplus
A) agriculture B) clan C) irrigation D) barter E) surplus
A) agriculture B) confederation C) pueblo D) clan E) civilization
A) travois B) dugout C) lodge D) potlatch E) longhouse
A) tribe B) nomad C) confederation D) civilization E) clan
A) civilization B) confederation C) clan D) barter E) wampum
A) Beringia B) glacier C) Tenochtitlan D) Canada E) Siberia
A) surplus B) potlatch C) agriculture D) wampum E) staple
A) nomad B) civilization C) migration D) clan E) confederation
A) economy B) staple C) opportunity cost D) barter E) consumer
A) civilization B) chieftain C) clan D) potlatch E) nomad
A) irrigation B) civilization C) barter D) agriculture E) surplus
A) tepee B) earth lodge C) potlatch D) longhouse E) adobe
A) civilization B) agriculture C) pueblo D) migration E) longhouse
A) because few trees grew in the area B) because they planted corn deep in the ground C) because of the lack of rain in the region D) Because they planted in areas that flooded
A) They stopped trading with other American Indian nations. B) They created a confederation and formed a league. C) They hunted large animals. D) They replaced the chiefs with clan mothers.
A) fur B) homes C) migration D) watering holes
A) tepee B) mud hut C) cliff-side home D) longhouse
A) potlatch and longhouses B) water and buffalo C) trees and buffalo D) wood and salmon
A) dug holes for wells and irrigation B) a dry climate with little water C) the lack of trees in their area by sending hunting parties to bring back wood. D) their climate by bartering for wood |