Social Studies Unit 1 TEST

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Last updated over 5 years ago

6 questions

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Which of the following is an achievement of the Olmec?

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Boys often used this to prove their courage		civilization
Plains people used this to carry meat and skin over long distances		irrigation
A type of brick used by the Hohokam to build their homes.		travois
A term used to describe when hunter-gatherers moved from place to place in search of food.		hogan
A house made of bent poles covered with sheets of bark.		adobe
A group of families that shre the same ancestor.		glacier
A feast where guests would receive gifts.		coup stick
An organizationmade up of five groups of Native Americans hoping to maintain peace		archaeologist
A group of people with shared systems of trade, art, religion, and science.		tepee
A carved log painted with symbols of animals or people.		migrate
A shelter made of log or stick frames covered with mud or sod.		Iroquois Confederacy
Divided its towns into war towns and peace towns.		wampum
Polished beads made from shells woven together.		slash-and-burn
A cone-shaped home made of bison skins.		totem pole
A person who studies tools, bones, and remains of ancient people.		potlatch
A huge sheet of ice on the Earth's surface.		lodge
A technique used by woodland groups in order to clear plots for farming.		clan
A home made of grasses, sticks, and soil.		longhouse
Used to get water from rivers and fields.		Creek Confederacy

Match each vocabulary word to the correct statement. Use each word only once.

Boys often used this to prove their courage

civilization

Plains people used this to carry meat and skin over long distances

irrigation

A type of brick used by the Hohokam to build their homes.

travois

A term used to describe when hunter-gatherers moved from place to place in search of food.

hogan

A house made of bent poles covered with sheets of bark.

adobe

A group of families that shre the same ancestor.

glacier

A feast where guests would receive gifts.

coup stick

An organizationmade up of five groups of Native Americans hoping to maintain peace

archaeologist

A group of people with shared systems of trade, art, religion, and science.

tepee

A carved log painted with symbols of animals or people.

migrate

A shelter made of log or stick frames covered with mud or sod.

Iroquois Confederacy

Divided its towns into war towns and peace towns.

wampum

Polished beads made from shells woven together.

slash-and-burn

A cone-shaped home made of bison skins.

totem pole

A person who studies tools, bones, and remains of ancient people.

potlatch

A huge sheet of ice on the Earth's surface.

lodge

A technique used by woodland groups in order to clear plots for farming.

clan

A home made of grasses, sticks, and soil.

longhouse

Used to get water from rivers and fields.

Creek Confederacy