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- 1. Multiple Choice
After the glaciers melted,
what came across the land bridge
to North America first?
Animals
Water
Europeans
Paleo-Indians
- 2. Multiple Choice
What does PALEO-Indians mean?
Old or Early
First
Ancient
European
- 3. Multiple Choice
What do ARCHAEOLOGISTS study?
Things left from the past
Indians
Glaciers
Climate
- 4. Multiple Choice
What animal did Paleo-Indians hunt?
Caribou
Deer
Rabbit
Bear
- 5. Multiple Choice
The HOPEWELL were most well-known for what?
Building Mounds
Building Legos
Hunting Caribou
Fishing
- 6. Multiple Choice
Similar art, beliefs and customs are...
Culture
Artifacts
Tribes
Important
- 7. Multiple Choice
What are ARTIFACTS?
Things made or used by people in the past
Supplies left over after Art class
Art, beliefs and customs
Information you memorize
- 8. Multiple Choice
Lines of LATITUDE measure
NORTH or SOUTH
EAST or WEST
RIGHT or WRONG
HIGH or LOW
- 9. Multiple Choice
Lines of LONGITUDE measure
EAST or WEST
NORTH or SOUTH
DAY or NIGHT
NAUGHTY or NICE
- 10. Multiple Choice
The Equator is __ degrees
0
100
180
90
- 11. Multiple Choice
The center line of longitude is called the
Equator
Prime Meridian
Skippy
Grid
- 12. Multiple Choice
What does MIGRATE mean?
Move from one place to settle in another
Build mounds to bury the dead
Study things from the past
Thin sliced cheese
- 13. Multiple Choice
Who were the THREE FIRES?
Ojibway, Odawa, Potawatomi
Omo, Bear, Meyer
Ojibway, Hopewell, Potawatomi
Alvin, Simon, Theodore
- 14. Multiple Choice
What is a CONFEDERACY?
A group with a common purpose
People who study things from the past
Mound builders
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- 15. Multiple Choice
The Three Fires lived in rounded homes called
Wigwams
Tee Pees
Igloos
School Buses
- 16. Multiple Choice
Children had the same totem as their
_____________
Father
Mother
Grandfather
Friend
- 17. Multiple Choice
What band were fisherman?
Ojibway
Odawa
Potawatomi
Hopewell
- 18. Multiple Choice
Odawa means
Trade
Farm
Fish
Candy
- 19. Multiple Choice
The Potawatomi were
Fisherman
Farmers
Traders
Awesome
- 20. Multiple Choice
How did the Huron get along with the Iroquois?
They were enemies
They were friends
They were brothers
They played Gaga Ball together
- 21. Multiple Choice
The Huron lived in
Longhouses
Wigwams
Tee Pees
Mansions
- 22. Multiple Choice
The Huron way of life was based on
Kinship/Family
Farming/Fishing
Hunting/Fighting
Video Games/Cell Phones
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