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One widely accepted theory suggests that the ancestors of Native Americans migrated to the Americas from Asia by crossing the:
29Indian Ocean
Eastern Woodlands
Atlantic Ocean
Bering Strait Land Bridge
- Q1
One widely accepted theory suggests that the ancestors of Native Americans migrated to the Americas from Asia by crossing the:
Indian Ocean
Eastern Woodlands
Atlantic Ocean
Bering Strait Land Bridge
30s7.1a - Q2
What was the long term impact of the crossing of the Land Bridge?
It led to the development of civilization in North and South America
Nomads returning to Asia
Europeans coming to North America to establish colonies
The development of the Mayan Empire
30s7.1a - Q3
Why did nomads cross the Land Bridge?
As a result of food scarcity--- the Europeans offered them food
As a result of weather--- they could no longer survive the weather conditions in Asia.
As a result of technology--- the new bridge made out of wood made migration easy
As a result of food scarcity--- they were following animals to hunt
30s7.1a - Q4
What is an example of Impact of Migration?
Tribes in the Pacific Northwest using Totem Poles
The Navajo Tribe adapting to the desert environment
Tribes in the Eastern Woodlands creating wigwams and longhouses
Nomads crossing the Bering Strait Land Bridge and coming to the Americas
30s7.1a - Q5
What does it mean to "migrate"?
To integrate scientific innovations
To move from one place to another
To trade with other people
To overcome food scarcity
30s7.1a - Q6
What does it mean to "adapt"?
To build wigwams and longhouses
To change in order to overcome your environment
To stay the same and thrive
To become something you're not, usually for no reason
30s7.1a - Q7
Why is adaptation important to understand when learning about Native Americans?
Some Native Americans used adaptation, but others did not
It isn't
Native Americans invented adaptation.
All Native American tribes adapted to their diverse environments in order to survive and thrive
30s7.1a - Q8
Which is NOT an example of adaptation?
Native Americans in the Eastern Woodlands using trees to build their shelter
Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest using the ocean as a source of food
Native Americans tribes trading with one another
Native Americans in the Plains following the Buffalo herds in order to get resources from them
30s7.1a - Q9
Which of the following are you NOT likely to see in the Eastern Woodlands?
Flat grasslands
wigwams
Rivers and lakes
Plentiful forests
30s7.1a - Q10
Teepees were the style of housing used in which geographic region?
The Pacific Northwest
The Desert Southwest
The Eastern Woodlands
The Plains
30s7.1a - Q11
Based on the image, tribes in the Eastern Woodlands adapted by using
Trees as building materials
Horses for transportation
Buffalo for clothing and shelter
Iron for tools and weapons
30s7.1a - Q12
The Natives in the image likely lived in which region?
The Eastern Woodlands
The Desert Southwest
The Pacific Northwest
The Plains
30s7.1a - Q13
The Natives in the image likely lived in which region?
The Desert Southwest
The Plains
The Pacific Northwest
The Eastern Woodlands
30s - Q14
The Natives in the image likely lived in which region?
The Pacific Northwest
The Desert Southwest
The Plains
The Eastern Woodlands
30s7.1a - Q15
The Natives in the image likely live in which region?
The Eastern Woodlands
The Pacific Northwest
The Plains
The Desert Southwest
30s7.1a
