New Mexico's Early People-Ch. 2
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| Which group were the first big-game hunters in eastern NM? | Clovis people
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| Evidence of which group was found by George McJunkin? | Folsom people
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| Who were the nomads that came after the big-game hunters? | Desert Dwellers
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| Which group were the early farmers in SW New Mexico that grew corn and beans? | Mogollon
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| Which group built the great Pueblo Bonito? | Anasazi
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| Which group lived in Arizona and got water form the sun-baked soil? | Hohokam
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| Where did the first Americans most likely come from? | Asia
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| Who were the earliest people to live in NM? | Big-game hunters
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| What did the Desert Culture people discover? | They discovered how to grow corn and squash
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| Which culture developed in the Four Corners region? | Anasazi
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| What were underground rooms built by the Anasazi called? | Kivas
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| What do archaeologists believe about Anasazi women? | owned property
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| Where in NM is the Pueblo Bonito located? | Chaco Canyon
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| After the Anasazi decline, where were most NM villages located? | Four Corners Area
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| To which group does the term “enemies of our ancestors” refer to? | Navajo
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| What was the name of the land bridge early Americans crossed over to come to North America? | Beringia
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| Which group built both large apartment houses and cliff dwellings? | Anasazi
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| Which group lived in Arizona and squeezed water from the sun-baked soil? | Hohokam
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| Who were the “Ancient Ones”? | Anasazi
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| Which are of the three Anasazi ruins that still exist today? | Pueblo Bonito, Mesa Verde, Aztec
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| In which location would you find Cliff Palace? | Mesa Verde
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| Which does “Mesa Verde” mean? | Green Table
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| What does “Pueblo Bonito” mean? | Pretty town
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| How many cultures came out of the Pueblo Culture? | two
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| Who was responsible for the naming of the Native American's "Indian"? | Christopher Columbus
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| Where did Christopher Columbus thought he had landed when he mistakenly landed in the Spice Island's of India? | Far East Spice Islands called the Indies
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| What did Columbus called the natives on the Caribbean Islands? | Indios or Indians
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| For how long was this mistake given to all native people living in the Americas? | 500 years
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| What is a kill site? | area where early hunters killed game for food
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| What is an atlatl? | spear-throwing devices used by the early people to hurl spears or darts
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| What is kiva? | religious center for the Anasazi and Pueblo Indians.
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| What were the two reasons the Anasazi used kivas in the pueblo villages? | religious purposes and secret meetings
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| What is a mano? | tool used to grind corn into meal
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| What is a metate? | flat stone on which corn is ground into meal
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| What is a pueblo? | Spanish word that means town
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