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Ch. 5 LA History
Ch. 5 Louisiana History
Question | Answer |
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What is another word for corn? | Maize |
What do you call settled farming? | Agriculture |
What was the throwing stick used be prehistoric people, made up of a shaft of wood with a small cup or groove on the end into which the base of the spear was placed? | Atlatl |
What is a natural resistance to disease? | Immunity |
What is wandering from place to place? | Nomadic |
What is a formal agreement between 2 or more nations? | Treaty |
What do you call the time before written history? | Prehistoric |
What is an artificial hill built by Meso people as early as 5000 B.C. and believed to be used for special ceremonies, not for burials? | Mound |
Who is a scientist that studies artifacts from the past to try to understand prehistoric people? | Archaeologist |
What do you call a group of native people who share a name, common ancestry, language, and way of living? | Tribe |
What is an ancient garbage dump called? | Midden |
What is an object made by humans, especially an ancient tool or weapon? | Artifact |
What did the Natchez refer to the common tribe members as? | Stinkards |
What was the primary crop of many of the Indians in LA? | Maize |
What could an archaeologist use to determine the age of an object? | Carbon dating |
What is another name for the Indian homes made of mud and sticks? | Wattle and Daub |
What were the hairy, elephant-like creatures that were hunted during the Paleo Period in LA called? | Mastadons |
What did early nomads cross to reach North America? | Land Bridge |
What development enabled early Native Americans to begin building permanent homes? | Agriculture |
What is the 500 acre ancient trade network in northeastern LA known as? | Poverty Point |
Where does the present day Caddo tribe call home today? | Oklahoma Reservation |
Which 2 diseases killed nearly 1/2 of the Native American population? | Smallpox and Influenza |
What is the correct order of the Indian Periods in order, starting with the earliest? | Paleo, Meso, Early Neo, Late Neo |
What was the name of the forced march, under control of the U.S. Army, which pushed the Native Americans to Oklahoma? | Trail of Tears |
Which tribe were fierce warriors who not only fought along side the French in the French and Indian War, but also with Jackson in the Battle of New Orleans? | Choctaw Indians |
Which tribe's name means "Flesh-Eaters" because of their cannibalistic practices? | Atakapa Indians |
Who led each tribe and handled all day to day activities? | The Chief |
Which tribe blended heavily with the Cajun culture and uses the crawfish as their primary totem symbol? | Houma Indians |
Which tribes own and operate successful casinos in LA today? | Tunica-Biloxi Indians & the Coushatta |
What did the Houma Indians refer to as their hunting grounds in present day Baton Rouge? | Istrouma |
Which tribes used tattoos to show the social status of its members? | Natchez |
Who named Baton Rouge when he saw a "red stick" near the Mississippi River? | Iberville |
During which period did Native Americans live a nomadic life style? | Paleo Period |
During which period did Native Americans begin building mounds? | Meso Period |
During which period did Native Americans hunt deer and rabbits with an atlatl? | Meso Period |
During which period did Native Americans begin making pottery? | Early Neo Period |
During which period did Native Americans switch from hunting and gathering to agriculture? | Late Neo Period |
During which period did Native Americans develop the bow and arrow for hunting? | Early Neo Period |
During which period did Native Americans migrate to North America using the land bridge? | Paleo Period |
During which period did Native Americans build permanent homes of wattle and daub? | Late Neo Period |