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early native america
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| produced many different styles of pottery | woodland |
| few traces of them have been found in ms | paleo |
| began the use of the bow and arrow | woodland |
| used stone tools, gathered fruit and nut, and hunted deer and turkey with spears | Mississippian |
| located villages along streams where soil was fertile and used digging sticks and hoes with blades of bones and stone | mississippian |
| followed large animals such as mammoths and mastodons, which they hunted for food and clothing | paleo |
| built villages surrounded by wooden defenses | mississippian |
| used both copper and stone tools | woodland |
| built burial mounds over tombs and sometimes shaped the mounds like birds or animals | woodland |
| had to adjust to a warmer, drier climate and the death of the large animals | archaic |
| built religious buildings and the homes of chiefs on top of their flat, rectangle mounds | mississippian |
| lived along rivers and streams, farmed, and no longer depended solely on hunting and gathering | woodland |
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