Chapter 5 Test-LA
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| A scientists who uses artifacts from the past to try to understand prehistoric people | archaeologists
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| An ancient garbage dump | midden
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| Wandering from place to place | nomadic
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| a throwing stick used by 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
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| An artificial hill built by Meso people as early as 5000 B.C; believed to be used, in the earliest form, for special ceremonies, but not for burials | mound
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| An object made by humans, especially an ancient tool or weapon | artifact
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| Settled farming | agriculture
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| A time before written history | prehistoric
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| natural resistance to disease | immunity
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| a group of native people who share a name, common ancestry, language, and way of living | Tribe
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| a formal agreement between two or more nations. | treaty
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| corn | maize
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| How did the Natchez uprising negatively affect the French colonists? | They lived in fear.
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| According to the SG map, where did de Soto begin his expedition in North America? | near Tampa, Florida
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| According to the map, where did de Soto’s men go after his death? | Texas
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| The voyage of Hernando de Soto covered a large area. What is the correct chronological order for the places de Soto visited on his travels? | FL, SC, AL, MS
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| What was the primary food of the Indians in Louisiana? | corn
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| Which group was called “stinkards” by the Natchez? | commoners
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| Where is the present home of the Caddo people? | Oklahoma
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| According to the SG, this is a picture of ___________________. | Poverty Point
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| ______________is used to tell the age of objects. | Radiocarbon dating
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| What were the hairy, elephant-like creatures that were hunted during Paleo age, but became extinct due to climate changes? | mastodons
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| How did the first people get to North America? | Bering Strait
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| Why did they begin to build permanent homes? | agriculture
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| What is the name of the house made of mud and sticks? | wattle and daub
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| What is the correct order of the Indian Periods in order, starting with the oldest? | Paleo, Meso, early Neo, late Neo
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| Which tribe were name the “eaters of flesh” because of their belief in cannibalism? | Atakapa
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| Which tribe used tattoos to show your status? | Natchez
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| Iberville named this city because he saw a “red stick” or Istrouma in the Mississippi River? | Baton Rouge
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| Which tribe fought with Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans? | Choctaw
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| Which tribe used a crawfish as their totem symbol? | Houma
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| Which 2 tribes have casinos in Louisiana? | Coushatta & Tunica-Biloxi
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| What was the name of the forced march, under control of the US Army, which pushed the Native Americans to Oklahoma? | Trail of Tears
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| How did the arrival of the Acadian refugees affect the Chitimacha tribe? | Group members intermarried, and French became a common language.
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| Which contributed to Baton Rouge’s name? | the Istrouma that settled a border dispute between two Native American tribes
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| Which explains how the settlement of early hist. tribes contributed to LA? | Native populations decreased as a result of disease, trails were used as trade routes, and foods were incorporated into Euro diets.
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| How did the arrival of European explorers and settlers challenge Native Americans living in Louisiana? | Native populations did not have immunity to European illnesses.
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| Which explains why the Natchez chose to settle in the location that they did? | The land was extremely fertile.
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| Which is an example of how the introduction of European trade goods affected the lives of Native Americans? | Guns changed the way they hunted and fought among themselves.
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| According to the timeline, which event occurred in 1731? | Natchez survivors disperse, ending the tribe.
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| How is the location of the Natchez settlement near Fort Rosalie related to the 1729 White Apple Village? | French officials ordered the Natchez to abandon their village to gain control of the fertile land.
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| According to Document 1, archaeologists believe dwellings were built on the ridges of the site. What evidence leads them to this assumption? | Features and midden deposits uncovered during excavations.
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| According to Document 2, what did the Hunters do to advance their hunting methods? | Converted spears to atlatls which added distance and power.
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| According to Document 3, in what regions did the Poverty Point people live? | Poverty Point people lived in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas areas.
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| According to Document 4, which of the following best describes how Poverty Point Indians traded with other Indians? | Using the river and land routes, Poverty Point Indians traded with other Indians as far away as Wisconsin, Tennessee, and Florida.
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| Indians hunted with atlatl. | Meso
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| Indians crossed the land bridge from Asia. | Paleo
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| Indians that switched from gathering to agriculture. | Late Neo
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| Indians developed the bow and arrow. | Early Neo
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| Why was the Mississippi River so important to the development of Native American settlements? | trade and travel
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