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Early People
Mrs. Ransbottom
People Puzzle
Where They Lived
Ways of Life
Traits and
Tribes
Early People
100 100 100 100 100200 200 200 200 200300 300 300 300 300400 400 400 400 400500 500 500 500 500
People Puzzle for $100One theory of the arrival
of people on North America is…there once was a land bridge that
connected North Americawith this country.
People Puzzle for $100
Asia
People Puzzle for $200What was this theory
called?
There once was a land bridge thatconnected North America
with Asia. This allowed many people to travel
over into North America.
People Puzzle for $200
The Bering Land Bridge Theory
People Puzzle for $300
Besides the Bering Land Bridge Theory,What are two other theories of how people
arrived on North America?
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1. people came by boat from other
countries.2. People already
lived on North America (Native
Legend)
People Puzzle for $400
Who is considered the ‘mother culture’ that founded all other civilizations?
People Puzzle for $400
The Olmecs
People Puzzle for $500
Why are the Olmecs considered the ‘Mother Culture’ of all other civilizations
People Puzzle for $500
Because other civilizations were found to copy and use the same methods as they Olmecs
did.
Where They Lived for $100Which Native American group lived east of the
Mississippi River all the way to the Atlantic Ocean in Longhouses?
Where They Lived for $100
The Eastern Woodlands People
Where They Lived for $200
Which two early civilizations lived and ruled in Mexico?
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The Olmec and the Mayan
Where They Lived for $300What kind of climate did the Inuit who lived in
igloos endure?
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Cold, Snowy, Harsh, Barren
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These houses were made by the Hopi and Zuni is the Southwest. They were made with Adobe, and often were made next to canyon walls.
*Notice the Ladders
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Pueblos
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What type of house was built by Cheyenne Tribe that was able to moved from place to place as
they traveled?
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A tepee
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Which Eastern Woodlands tribe relied more heavily on fish than the other tribe?
Ways of Life for $100
The Algonquin
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The Three Sisters are what?
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Corn, Beans and Squash
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What was the purpose of the Iroquois league?
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To bring peace to the five Iroquois Nations
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Which civilization created a counting system that first
included zero as a number?
Ways of Life for $400
The Mayan
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Which Native American Group hunted buffalo or the American Bison?
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The Plains People
Traits and Tribes for $100
What two tribes are part of the Eastern Woodlands group?
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The Iroquois
The Algonquin
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Which tribe that was a part of the Plains Native American group moved from place to place?
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The Cheyenne
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What two tribes were a part of the Southwest Native American Group?
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The Hopi and Zuni
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What tribe from the Northwest Coast group actively hunted whales? (they did not wait for them to come to shore)
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The Makah
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The Plains group was considered ________________ because they move or travel from place to place.
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NOMADIC – means to move or travel often
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Another word for a group of people with ways of life, religion and learning is…
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Civilization
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The movement of people is called?
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Migration
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All Native American groups depended on what to survive?
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Natural Resources
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This was developed to allow groups to get good they could not make from faraway places.
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Trade Network
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The Kwakiutl belonged to which Native American group?
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The Northwest Group, along with the Makah.
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