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Explore the migration patterns, societies, and resource utilization of Native American civilizations, including the Iroquois League, Mayan culture, and Arctic communities. Learn how natural resources like buffalo and wood shaped their economies and daily lives. Uncover the importance of artifacts in understanding their history.
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According to the land bridge theory, from which continent did early people cross into North America?.
What is the main reason that early peoples in the Americas began to live in larger, more settled villages?
What early civilization in the Americas developed a counting system that included zero?
Which of the following Iroquois Nations had the largest cultural region in the Eastern Woodlands?
What was used to group Eastern Woodland peoples as Iroquoian or Algonquian?
After water, what was the most important natural resource for the Plains people?
Which of these natural resources was most important to people of the Eastern Woodlands and the Northwest Coast?
Why did the economy of Native Americans living in the Arctic cause families to band together?
What is “When food was scarce, families would stick together”
Scientists can learn a great deal about the life of early people living in Americas from ____________.
The _________ of many Native American groups depended on the supply of food and other natural resources that helped them meet their needs
Native Americans often depended on a ____________ in order to produce more goods.
The Olmec _______had a strong influence on the later Mayan cities.
Native Americans often held a ____________ to celebrate cultural or religious events.
Why were trees important to the people of the Northwest Coast and the Eastern Woodlands?
What is: Trees provided them with wood that was used to make tools, homes, and a food source.
People of the Arctic depended primarily on what food source?
What two major language groups lived in the Eastern Woodlands region?
In Which landform region did Native Americans depend most on the buffalo?
What kind of shelter built from adobe bricks was common in the southwest region?
What kind of shelter did people of the Northwest Coast build that was similar to the shelters of the Eastern Woodlands people?
Resources that can not be remade or would take millions of year to be remade are called _____________
What is one way in which the Arctic and Great Plains people were alike?
