Unit 1 - The First Americans Direct Study Guide - Jordan Stokes | Library

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1. Most theories about the first Americans speculate that they migrated from which continent?

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2. Which environmental change do scientists believe allowed migration by land to the Americas?

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3. What is one possible reason the first people migrated to the Americas?

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4. How did early Americans adapt to their environment as mammoths and other large animals died off?

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5. What was the first plant food cultivated in the Americas?

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6. Which of the following lists in the correct order the sequence of events that led to permanent human settlements in the Americas?

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7. What do the large carved stone heads found in ancient Olmec settlements tell us about Olmec civilization?

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8. Because the Maya developed a 365-day calendar, it is reasonable to conclude that they

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9. How was Aztec culture similar to Maya culture?

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10. How did the establishment of a single, official language impact the Inca?

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11. Which native North American culture built dwellings in the walls of steep cliffs?

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12. Why do scholars believe the Hopewell peoples were in contact with many other Native American groups?

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13. What is one way the Inuit and the Aleut were different?

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14. Which of the following groups lived the farthest south?

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15. Why is it reasonable to conclude that the Hopi and Zuni peoples are descended from the Ancient Puebloans?

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16. What was the purpose of the Iroquois League?

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17. The Mohawk would be most likely to understand the language spoken by which of the following?

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18. Why was farming likely easier for the Creek and Cherokee than for the Seneca and Cayuga?

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19. What is Coyote’s goal in this excerpt?

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20. Who is most likely to think Coyote is a hero?

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21. Which conclusion does the excerpt support?

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22. How do you think the Kalapuya feel about Tallapus’s actions?

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23. According to the Beringia theory, which two climactic events allowed the migration of people from Asia to the Americas?

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24. What caused prehistoric Americans to begin expanding their food choices?

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25. Which of the following was made possible by the invention of farming?

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26. Aztec conquest of neighboring peoples provided the Aztecs with

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27. Which of the following most accurately describes the Inca?

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28. What is true about the earliest Native American cultures that developed along the Mississippi and Ohio River valleys?

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29. Which correctly characterizes the peoples of the northeastern woodlands?

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30. Which statements about Native American groups in North America are accurate?

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31. In the Grand Council of the Iroquois League, no decision could be made unless

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32. Based on the information in the map and your knowledge of US history & geography, you can conclude that people such as the Omaha, Pawnee, and Osage would have structured their lives around

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33. Based on the information in the map and your knowledge of US history & geography, which one of the following peoples most likely lived in adobe homes?

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34. From this excerpt and what you have learned, the Moundbuilders were probably influenced by cultures from

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49. Which of the empires shown above covered the largest area?

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Unit 1 - The First Americans Direct Study Guide

Unit 1 - The First Americans Direct Study Guide

1. Most theories about the first Americans speculate that they migrated from which continent?

2. Which environmental change do scientists believe allowed migration by land to the Americas?

3. What is one possible reason the first people migrated to the Americas?

4. How did early Americans adapt to their environment as mammoths and other large animals died off?

5. What was the first plant food cultivated in the Americas?

6. Which of the following lists in the correct order the sequence of events that led to permanent human settlements in the Americas?

7. What do the large carved stone heads found in ancient Olmec settlements tell us about Olmec civilization?

8. Because the Maya developed a 365-day calendar, it is reasonable to conclude that they

9. How was Aztec culture similar to Maya culture?

10. How did the establishment of a single, official language impact the Inca?

11. Which native North American culture built dwellings in the walls of steep cliffs?

12. Why do scholars believe the Hopewell peoples were in contact with many other Native American groups?

13. What is one way the Inuit and the Aleut were different?

14. Which of the following groups lived the farthest south?

15. Why is it reasonable to conclude that the Hopi and Zuni peoples are descended from the Ancient Puebloans?

16. What was the purpose of the Iroquois League?

17. The Mohawk would be most likely to understand the language spoken by which of the following?

18. Why was farming likely easier for the Creek and Cherokee than for the Seneca and Cayuga?

19. What is Coyote’s goal in this excerpt?

20. Who is most likely to think Coyote is a hero?

21. Which conclusion does the excerpt support?

22. How do you think the Kalapuya feel about Tallapus’s actions?

23. According to the Beringia theory, which two climactic events allowed the migration of people from Asia to the Americas?

24. What caused prehistoric Americans to begin expanding their food choices?

25. Which of the following was made possible by the invention of farming?

26. Aztec conquest of neighboring peoples provided the Aztecs with

27. Which of the following most accurately describes the Inca?

28. What is true about the earliest Native American cultures that developed along the Mississippi and Ohio River valleys?

29. Which correctly characterizes the peoples of the northeastern woodlands?

30. Which statements about Native American groups in North America are accurate?

31. In the Grand Council of the Iroquois League, no decision could be made unless

32. Based on the information in the map and your knowledge of US history & geography, you can conclude that people such as the Omaha, Pawnee, and Osage would have structured their lives around

33. Based on the information in the map and your knowledge of US history & geography, which one of the following peoples most likely lived in adobe homes?

34. From this excerpt and what you have learned, the Moundbuilders were probably influenced by cultures from

49. Which of the empires shown above covered the largest area?

50. Based on the map above, which of the following is NOT a major affect on the civilizations from the bodies of water?

1. Most theories about the first Americans speculate that they migrated from which continent?

2. Which environmental change do scientists believe allowed migration by land to the Americas?

3. What is one possible reason the first people migrated to the Americas?

4. How did early Americans adapt to their environment as mammoths and other large animals died off?

5. What was the first plant food cultivated in the Americas?

6. Which of the following lists in the correct order the sequence of events that led to permanent human settlements in the Americas?

7. What do the large carved stone heads found in ancient Olmec settlements tell us about Olmec civilization?

8. Because the Maya developed a 365-day calendar, it is reasonable to conclude that they

9. How was Aztec culture similar to Maya culture?

10. How did the establishment of a single, official language impact the Inca?

11. Which native North American culture built dwellings in the walls of steep cliffs?

12. Why do scholars believe the Hopewell peoples were in contact with many other Native American groups?

13. What is one way the Inuit and the Aleut were different?

14. Which of the following groups lived the farthest south?

15. Why is it reasonable to conclude that the Hopi and Zuni peoples are descended from the Ancient Puebloans?

16. What was the purpose of the Iroquois League?

17. The Mohawk would be most likely to understand the language spoken by which of the following?

18. Why was farming likely easier for the Creek and Cherokee than for the Seneca and Cayuga?

19. What is Coyote’s goal in this excerpt?

20. Who is most likely to think Coyote is a hero?

21. Which conclusion does the excerpt support?

22. How do you think the Kalapuya feel about Tallapus’s actions?

23. According to the Beringia theory, which two climactic events allowed the migration of people from Asia to the Americas?

24. What caused prehistoric Americans to begin expanding their food choices?

25. Which of the following was made possible by the invention of farming?

26. Aztec conquest of neighboring peoples provided the Aztecs with

27. Which of the following most accurately describes the Inca?

28. What is true about the earliest Native American cultures that developed along the Mississippi and Ohio River valleys?

29. Which correctly characterizes the peoples of the northeastern woodlands?

30. Which statements about Native American groups in North America are accurate?

31. In the Grand Council of the Iroquois League, no decision could be made unless

32. Based on the information in the map and your knowledge of US history & geography, you can conclude that people such as the Omaha, Pawnee, and Osage would have structured their lives around

33. Based on the information in the map and your knowledge of US history & geography, which one of the following peoples most likely lived in adobe homes?

34. From this excerpt and what you have learned, the Moundbuilders were probably influenced by cultures from

35. The movement of people into a new area

36. a narrow passage of water between two larger bodies of water

37. to help things grow

38. moving from place to place

39. a people's shared values, beliefs, traditions, and behaviors

40. highly developed society

41. a society that is ruled by religious leaders

42. a form of writing that uses symbols or pictures to represent things, ideas, and sounds