Pre-Columbian American Indian groups lived in the Americas

before the arrival of European settlers.

Which option lists only pre-Columbian American Indian groups that lived in what is now Ohio?

the Adena, the Hopewell, and the Mississippian

Which option lists only pre-Columbian Indian groups that lived in the Southwest?

the Anasazi, the Hohokam, and the Mogollon

What artifacts are the Hohokam people best known for?

canals for carrying water to their desert farms

One difference between the Cherokee culture of the Southeast and Pueblo groups is that

the Pueblo groups lived in the deserts of the Southwest.

Which of these cultures would be most likely to develop in a wet, wooded microclimate?

a complex culture with a varied diet

Similarities between the homes of the Cherokee and the homes of the Iroquois are best explained by

their shared geography and climate.

Why did American Indians who lived in dry areas make knives from flint rather than slate?

Slate was more common in wet microclimates.

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Early North American

Question	Answer
Pre-Columbian American Indian groups lived in the Americas	before the arrival of European settlers.
Which option lists only pre-Columbian American Indian groups that lived in what is now Ohio?	the Adena, the Hopewell, and the Mississippian
Which option lists only pre-Columbian Indian groups that lived in the Southwest?	the Anasazi, the Hohokam, and the Mogollon
Which of the following was a pre-Columbian Mound Builder culture?	the Adena
Which of these American Indian groups still celebrates its heritage at powwows?	the Lakota
What artifacts are the Hohokam people best known for?	canals for carrying water to their desert farms
Which of the following American Indian cultures was made up of several groups who spoke a common language?	the Iroquois
Which American Indian culture is considered a single group, even though it was made up of people who spoke different languages?	the Pueblo
Both the American Indians of the woodlands and those of the Southwestern desert	hunted and farmed.
Which statement best explains how the ancient Arctic tribes fed themselves?	by hunting and fishing
Which of the following helped the peoples of the Pacific Northwest develop a complex culture?	the abundance of food sources
One difference between the Cherokee culture of the Southeast and Pueblo groups is that	the Pueblo groups lived in the deserts of the Southwest.
Which of these cultures would be most likely to develop in a wet, wooded microclimate?	a complex culture with a varied diet
The geography of which region led to the pre-Columbian construction of dams, canals, and pueblos?	the Southwest
Similarities between the homes of the Cherokee and the homes of the Iroquois are best explained by	their shared geography and climate.
Why did American Indians who lived in dry areas make knives from flint rather than slate?	Slate was more common in wet microclimates.

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