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Which of the following statements about Native Americans is true?
a) All Native Americans speak the same language
b) Most Native Americans settled in the Southwest
c) Native Americans first reached North America around 1500
d) Native Americans developed many different cultures
Which cultural region could be in danger of a drought?
a) Arctic
b) Northwest Coast
c) Southwest
d) Eastern Woodlands
Which Native American region lived in tepees?
a) Northwest Coast
b) Plains
c) Eastern Woodlands
d) Southeast
Which animal did the Great Plain Indians depend upon for food, clothing and shelter?
a) buffalo
b) bear
c) deer
d) whale
Which of the following did the Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest have for food, since they live near many rivers and stream?
a) hunting
b) fishing
c) farming
d) gathering
Five groups of Native Americans banded together forming the
a) Potlach
b) Iroquois Confederacy
c) Kachina Dancers
d) Travois
THe Native Americans of the Southwest built homes called chicks these homes are made of
a) cedar trees
b) oak trees
c) palm trees
d) walnut trees
What is a pueblo?
a) home
b) plant
c) culture region
d) type of food
The United States took some of their ideas for government and constitution from
a) Seminole
b) Iroquois
c) Navajo
d) Apache
One way in which most Native Americans were alike was their
a) type of shelter
b) religion
c) food
d) spoken language
What was the name of the shelter the Iroquois built?
a) tepee
b) pueblo
c) long house
d) chickee
What was the homes of the Native Americans of the Southwest made out of?
a) buffalo
b) wood
c) sun dried clay
d) cement
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