Chapter 2 - "Across Mountains and Prairies" - Tonya Poling | Library

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Select the term for "the boundary, or border, that indicates where one piece of property ends and another begins".

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Select the term for "a tradition or behavior that is common among a group or family; a ritual".

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According to page 12, who set boundaries, fences, or property lines before America was divided into colonies and states?

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According to page 13, out West, on the Great Plains and beyond, most people still lived according to their ancient customs.

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Reread page 13 and explain the relationship that the tribes of the Great Plains and beyond had with the land.

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Out West, on the Great Plains and beyond, native peoples believed that they were part of the land. (refer to page 13)

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According to page 14, what did tribes on the Great Plains and beyond have in common? Choose 3 correct answers.

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How did the ritual that Mourning Dove described on page 15 help children learn to be members of their tribe?

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There was no greater symbol of the connection between people and nature than the buffalo.

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Why was the buffalo "no greater symbol of the connection between people and nature" for the Great Plains tribes?

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What were typical homes like of the Native Americans living in the Great Plains?

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Chapter 2 - "Across Mountains and Prairies"

Chapter 2 - "Across Mountains and Prairies"

Select the term for "the boundary, or border, that indicates where one piece of property ends and another begins".

Select the term for "a tradition or behavior that is common among a group or family; a ritual".

According to page 12, who set boundaries, fences, or property lines before America was divided into colonies and states?

According to page 13, out West, on the Great Plains and beyond, most people still lived according to their ancient customs.

Reread page 13 and explain the relationship that the tribes of the Great Plains and beyond had with the land.

Out West, on the Great Plains and beyond, native peoples believed that they were part of the land. (refer to page 13)

According to page 14, what did tribes on the Great Plains and beyond have in common? Choose 3 correct answers.

How did the ritual that Mourning Dove described on page 15 help children learn to be members of their tribe?

There was no greater symbol of the connection between people and nature than the buffalo.

Why was the buffalo "no greater symbol of the connection between people and nature" for the Great Plains tribes?

What were typical homes like of the Native Americans living in the Great Plains?

By 1890, what had happened to the tribes of the Great Plains? Choose TWO.

Select the term for "the boundary, or border, that indicates where one piece of property ends and another begins".

Select the term for "a tradition or behavior that is common among a group or family; a ritual".

According to page 12, who set boundaries, fences, or property lines before America was divided into colonies and states?

According to page 13, out West, on the Great Plains and beyond, most people still lived according to their ancient customs.

Reread page 13 and explain the relationship that the tribes of the Great Plains and beyond had with the land.

Out West, on the Great Plains and beyond, native peoples believed that they were part of the land. (refer to page 13)

According to page 14, what did tribes on the Great Plains and beyond have in common? Choose 3 correct answers.

How did the ritual that Mourning Dove described on page 15 help children learn to be members of their tribe?

There was no greater symbol of the connection between people and nature than the buffalo.

Why was the buffalo "no greater symbol of the connection between people and nature" for the Great Plains tribes?

What were typical homes like of the Native Americans living in the Great Plains?

By 1890, what had happened to the tribes of the Great Plains? Choose TWO.