Lakota/Plains (2.3/2.7) Question Preview (ID: 57983)

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Which location on the map shows Plains region?

a) I

b) J

c) C

d)

Which location on the map shows where the Lakota lived?

a) 1

b) 2

c) 3

d) 4

True or False: First American cultures have changed over time.

a) True

b) False

c)

d)

How did the Lakota adapt to their environment?

a) They farmed, fished, hunted, used trees for homes and canoes, and gathered plants for food.

b) They moved around the region to hunt for buffalo. They later used horses for transportation.

c) They farmed the land. They lived in villages in houses made of adobe (clay).

d) They hunted and fished. They wore clothing made animal skins and fur.

Which describes the geographic features (land) of the Plains region?

a) rivers, hills, mountains, coastland

b) plains, prairies, rolling hills

c) high flatlands

d) rivers, coastland, mountains, peninsulas, and islands

Which describes the climate (weather) of the Plains region?

a) hot, humid summers and mild winters

b) hot summers and harsh, cold winters

c) hot days, cold nights, and little rainfall

d) below freezing most of the year

The Lakota tribe made their homes out of which items?

a) bricks and clay

b) wood and bark

c) buffalo skins

d) snow and ice

How did the Lakota tribe travel (transportation)?

a) walked and paddled canoes

b) walked and used horses

c) walked

d) walked and used sleds

The Lakota lived in which region?

a) Eastern Woodland

b) Plains

c) Southwest

d) Alaska and Northern Canada

The Lakota had the following occupations (jobs/responsibilities) __ .

a) fished, hunted, and farmed

b) hunted and rode horses

c) farmed and hunted

d) fished and hunted

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