Question 1

What is a ritual?

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A special set of actions done in a specific order for a reason

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A type of game played on a holiday

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A way to tell a story

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A form of dancing

Question 2

What does the term 'mound builders' refer to?

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Ancient Native American cultures that built earthen mounds

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A group of modern artists

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A style of architecture

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A type of animal species

Question 3

What are some purposes of the mounds built by the mound builders?

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Burial sites, ceremonial purposes, and storage

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Only for decoration

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To build houses

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As playgrounds

Question 4

What materials were primarily used to build the mounds by the mound builders?

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Earth and soil

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Wood and stone

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Brick and tiles

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Metal and plastic

Question 5

Which civilization is often associated with the mound builders?

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The Mississippian culture

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The Incas

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The Vikings

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The Aztecs

Question 6

What is the significance of the mounds built by the mound builders?

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They were used for rituals, burials, and community gatherings

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They were mostly for farming

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They were homes for families

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They were used as schools

Question 7

How did the mound builders affect the land around their communities?

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They shaped the landscape by creating mounds and earthworks

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They left it completely untouched

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They dug large holes for fishing

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They covered it with buildings and factories

Question 8

What kind of artifacts have been found at mound builder sites?

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Ceramics, tools, and bones

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Fossils of dinosaurs

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Fruits and vegetables

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Modern technology devices

Question 9

What culture is known for building the Cahokia Mounds?

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The Mississippian culture

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The Ancestral Puebloans

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The Iroquois confederacy

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The Hohokam culture

Question 10

Why were the Cahokia Mounds built?

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For ceremonial and social purposes

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To mark territory boundaries

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To provide shelter

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To store food supplies

Question 11

What are the Cahokia Mounds?

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Ancient earthworks built by Native Americans

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Tall buildings made of stone

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A type of burial ground

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Natural hills formed by erosion

Question 12

What was one effect of European colonization on Native American populations?

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Many tribes faced a decline in their numbers

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They became the largest population in the world

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They built large cities

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They all learned to speak Spanish

Question 13

What was a reason Europeans initially came to the Americas?

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To find new trade routes

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To host sports events

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To discover new animals

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To build theme parks

Question 14

What was a consequence of European exploration on Native American cultures?

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Many Native American tribes were forced to relocate

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They created a new language

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They started writing books

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They invented new technologies

Question 15

What was one disease that Europeans brought to the Americas that greatly affected Native Americans?

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Smallpox

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Flu

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Chickenpox

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Asthma

Question 16

What was one major impact of Europeans on Native Americans?

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Many Native Americans lost their land

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They gained more resources

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They learned to fly planes

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They started trading elephants

Question 17

What did the fur trade between Europeans and Native Americans lead to?

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Increased conflict over land and resources

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Peaceful coexistence without problems

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The invention of the internet

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Building cars and roads

Question 18

What was one major reason for the decrease in the Native American population after Europeans arrived in the Americas?

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Diseases brought by Europeans

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Natural disasters

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Migration to other countries

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Increased farming practices

Question 19

What was a major consequence of European exploration for Native American tribes?

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Loss of lives due to conflicts and diseases

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Formation of new tribes

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Creation of trade partnerships

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Increase in population growth

Question 20

What is a confederacy?

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a group of people, organizations, or countries that join together for a common cause

Question 21

The Creek Confederacy was:

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A group of allied Southeastern tribes

Question 22

What is a palisade?

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A defensive wall made of wooden stakes

Question 23

Why did the Catawba build palisades around their villages?

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To protect against attacks

Question 24

How did the geography of the Southeast affect the growing season?

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It made the growing season longer due to mild winters and hot summers

Question 25

Which language family did the Catawba speak?

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Siouan

Question 26

Which nation lived/lives in the area of present-day Louisiana?

Accepted Answer

Chitimacha

Question 27

How did the geography of the Southeast contribute to the development of distinct cultures?

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It provided diverse resources and environments

Question 28

What is a 'clan'

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A group of families claiming a common ancestor

Question 29

what does 'civil' mean

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related to the government, not religious or military organizations

Question 30

a person's clan is determined by

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birth

Question 31

why were clans designated by red and white groups

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one group was responsible for war, and the other peace.

Question 32

what was the purpose of stick ball?

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to settle disputes/disagreements

Question 33

What does the term 'busk' refer to in the context of a harvest celebration?

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A gathering or event for sharing and celebrating

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A type of plant used for medicine

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An ancient tool for farming

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A specific dish made from corn

Question 34

What activities might you find during a Native American busk harvest celebration?

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Dancing, singing, and feasting

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Planting new crops

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Building canoes and boats

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Hunting and fishing

Question 35

What is one purpose of the busk harvest ceremony?

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To thank the spirits for the harvest

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To celebrate the summer solstice

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To mark the beginning of spring

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To prepare for winter

Question 36

Which crops are typically celebrated during a Native American busk harvest?

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Corn, beans, and squash

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Wheat, rice, and potatoes

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Apples, oranges, and bananas

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Carrots, peas, and lettuce

Question 37

What is a busk harvest in Native American culture?

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A ceremonial gathering to celebrate the harvest of crops

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A day for hunting in the mountains

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A festival to honor the ancestors

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A type of dance performed during the winter

Question 38

How did forming a confederacy help the Creek peoples?

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It provided them with a united strength to protect their land.

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It forced them to abandon their traditions.

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It stopped them from trading with other tribes.

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It made them live in separate villages.

Question 39

How did the Creek confederacy impact their culture?

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It helped preserve their traditions and encourage cultural exchange.

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It eliminated all their cultural practices.

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It created a divide between different clans.

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It forced them to adopt foreign customs only.

Question 40

What was a main reason the Creek confederacy was formed?

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To enhance their security against outside threats.

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To increase competition among clans.

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To create separate identities for each clan.

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To limit their trading opportunities.

Question 41

What role did the Creek confederacy play in their defense strategy?

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It allowed them to coordinate their efforts against common enemies.

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It required them to fight alone without support.

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It made them weaker and more vulnerable.

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It encouraged them to ignore threats.

Question 42

What was the purpose of the Sequoyah syllabary?

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To enable the Cherokee people to read and write their language

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To teach English to Native Americans

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To write stories in Spanish

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To create music notation

Question 43

In Southeast nations, why were parts of towns designated as red and white?

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Red communities was responsible for war, and the white communities were responsible for peace and laws

Question 44

What was the purpose of the sport of stickball?

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to settle disputes and to have fun

Question 45

what is celebrated at the midsummer busk?

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The corn harvest

Question 46

How is a person's clan determined in the cultures of the Southeast?

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by birth

Question 47

Which geographic feature had the greatest effect on the Cherokee people?

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The Appalachian Mountains

Question 48

What is one major characteristic of the Great Plains?

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It has vast grasslands.

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It is mostly covered in forests.

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It has many large mountains.

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It is a desert area.

Question 49

Which animal is commonly associated with the Great Plains?

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Bison

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Tiger

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Penguin

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Polar bear

Question 50

Which type of vegetation is primarily found in the Great Plains?

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Grasslands

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Deserts

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Rainforests

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Swamps

Question 51

Why were bison important to Native Americans?

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They provided food, clothing, and tools.

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They were used for transportation only.

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They helped Native Americans build homes.

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They were mainly kept as pets.

Question 52

What part of the bison did Native Americans use for making tools?

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Bones

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Fur

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Teeth

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Hooves

Question 53

What did the Native Americans use bison hides for?

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Making clothing and shelter

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Creating jewelry

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Farming tools

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Building fences

Question 54

What is one reason bison were called the 'Big Animals' by Native Americans?

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They were very large and provided a lot of resources.

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They could run very fast.

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They were dangerous and scary.

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They lived for many years.

Question 55

Which part of the bison was often used by Native Americans for making drums?

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The hides

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The meat

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The hooves

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The bones

Question 56

What role did bison play in Native American spirituality?

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They were often seen as sacred animals.

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They were only used for food.

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They were believed to be magical pets.

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They were considered pests.

Question 57

What did Native Americans do with bison bones?

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They used them to make tools and weapons.

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They turned them into jewelry.

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They used them to decorate their homes.

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They buried them for good luck.

Question 58

What is a primary food source for the nomads of the Great Plains?

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Buffalo

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Fish

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Crops

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Fruits

Question 59

What was an important cultural practice of the nomads of the Great Plains?

Accepted Answer

Hunting

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Building cities

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Farming

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Writing books

Question 60

What was a key reason for the nomads of the Great Plains to move frequently?

Accepted Answer

To follow the buffalo herds

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To find water

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To trade with city dwellers

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To escape the cold

Question 61

What type of clothing did the nomads of the Great Plains typically wear?

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Clothing made from animal hides

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Wool sweaters

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Denim jeans

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Silk robes

Question 62

Which crop is primarily grown in the Great Plains?

Accepted Answer

Wheat

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Rice

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Cocoa

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Sugarcane

Question 63

What type of farming is most commonly associated with the Great Plains?

Accepted Answer

Dryland farming

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Suburban gardening

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Aquaculture

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Organic farming

Question 64

What is a tepee traditionally used for by Native American tribes of the Great Plains?

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It served as their home.

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It was a type of clothing.

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It was a hunting tool.

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It was a type of food.

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