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Who lived in villages and did not share a common language?
a) Jiricarilla Apaches
b) Pueblo Indians
c) Chiricahua Apache
d) Navajos
lived in southern New Mexico and ate agave plant.
a) Navajos
b) Chiricahua Apaches
c) Mescalero Apaches
d) Pueblo Indians
What is the largest Native group in the United States?
a) Navajos
b) Pueblo Indians
c) Jicarilla Apaches
d) Chiricahua Apaches
This tribe lived in southwestern New Mexico and were called Gila by the Spaniards.
a) pueblo
b) Apaches
c) navajo
d) great plains
This group of people lived as hunter-gatherers in northwestern New Mexico
a) Chiricahua Apaches
b) great plains
c) Jicarilla Apaches
d) Mescalero Apaches
What Spanish word meaning town was given to the Indian vilages of New Mexico?
a) hogan
b) kiva
c) pueblo
d) wickiup
What building material was made by mixing soil and water?
a) plaster
b) adobe
c) sandstone
d) sand paint
What name was given to the messengers of the Pueblo gods who were central to the Pueblo religion?
a) kachinas
b) moieties
c) mountain spirits
d) shamans
What was the main crop grown by the Pueblo Indians?
a) agave
b) beans
c) corn
d) squash
What kind of society traces its ancestral descent through the female line?
a) a clan
b) a matrilineal society
c) a moiety
d) a patrilineal society
What was the central part of Pueblo life?
a) religion
b) the family
c) curing ceremonies
d) hunting
Which group today the largest in the United States?
a) Chiricahua Apaches
b) Mescalero Apaches
c) Zuni Pueblo Indians
d) Navajos
What feature of Pueblo life has divided the Pueblo peoples for centuries
a) different religions
b) different languages
c) different ways of building
d) different social structures
What did non-Pueblo Indians of New Mexico have in common?
a) They were mainly sedentary farmers
b) They had identical religions
c) They were to some degree nomadic
d) Their homes were identical
Which non-Pueblo group borrowed many ideas from the Pueblo peoples?
a) Chiricahua Apaches
b) Jicarilla Apaches
c) Mescalero Apaches
d) Navajos
What does the Navajo and Apache term Dine mean?
a) The People
b) Our Enemies
c) Our Land
d) Mounain Spirits
How did most Apaches in New Mexico survive?
a) making crafts and pottery
b) dry farming
c) hunting and gathering
d) irrigation farming
In what kind of homes did the Navajos live?
a) permanent villages
b) hogans
c) tipis
d) wickiups
Navajo sand painting is most used with what ceremony?
a) curing ceremony
b) burial ceremony
c) planting ceremony
d) marriage ceremony
How are the Navajos and the Apaches related to one another?
a) through tribal groups
b) by where they settled
c) by language
d) through one common ancestor
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