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EA ___ Name: _______________________________________________________ Period: ______ Date: __________________ EARLY AMERICANS STUDY GUIDE Directions: Answer the question in the space provided. 1. Why is Cactus Hill considered an important archaeological site? _______________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ Directions: The map below shows the areas in North America inhabited by various American Indian groups. Match the number with the correct group. 2. ______ Iroquois 3. ______ Pueblo 4. ______ Inuit 5. ______ Kwakiutl 6. ______ Lakota Directions: Match each American Indian group with the climate and physical characteristics of its homeland. 7. _____ Inuit 8. _____ Kwakiutl 9. _____ Lakota 10. _____ Pueblo 11. _____ Iroquois A. Lived on the Great Plains’ open grasslands with relatively dry weather B. Lived in the heavily forested Eastern Woodland, with a mild climate and four distinct seasons C. Inhabited flat and hilly land covered by snow and ice with temperatures below freezing for most of the year D. Lived among the high, rocky cliff of the Pacific Northwest coast, with rainy, mild climate E. Lived in the cliffs and mountains of the desert areas of the Southwest with hot, dry weather A B C D E Completion • Best effort • Finished Corrections • Done in red • üfor correct answers • X for incorrect answers and the correct answer For Teacher

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Page 1: Early Americans Study Guide - …mrskellyushistory.weebly.com/uploads/1/3/0/6/13062434/native... · EARLY AMERICANS STUDY GUIDE ... A.Lived on the Great Plains’ open grasslands

EA___

Name:_______________________________________________________Period:______Date:__________________

EARLY AMERICANS STUDY GUIDE Directions:Answerthequestioninthespaceprovided.

1. WhyisCactusHillconsideredanimportantarchaeologicalsite?_______________

___________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________

Directions:ThemapbelowshowstheareasinNorthAmericainhabitedbyvariousAmericanIndiangroups.Matchthenumberwiththecorrectgroup.

2. ______Iroquois

3. ______Pueblo

4. ______Inuit

5. ______Kwakiutl

6. ______Lakota

Directions:MatcheachAmericanIndiangroupwiththeclimateandphysicalcharacteristicsofitshomeland.

7. _____ Inuit

8. _____ Kwakiutl

9. _____ Lakota

10. _____ Pueblo

11. _____ Iroquois

A. LivedontheGreatPlains’opengrasslandswithrelativelydryweather

B. LivedintheheavilyforestedEasternWoodland,withamildclimateandfourdistinctseasons

C. Inhabitedflatandhillylandcoveredbysnowandicewithtemperaturesbelowfreezingformostoftheyear

D. Livedamongthehigh,rockycliffofthePacificNorthwestcoast,withrainy,mildclimate

E. LivedinthecliffsandmountainsofthedesertareasoftheSouthwestwithhot,dryweather

A

B C

DE

Completion

• Besteffort• Finished

Corrections

• Doneinred• üforcorrectanswers

• Xforincorrectanswersandthecorrectanswer

For Teacher

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Directions:Completethechartbelow.

TYPE OF RESOURCE DEFINITION EXAMPLE OF RESOURCE FROM AMERICAN

INDIAN CULTURES

NaturalResource 12. 13.

HumanResource 14. 15.

CapitalResource 16. 17.

Directions:Forquestions18-26,usetheimagetoanswerquestionsusingthesentenceframesprovided.

Whattribewouldhavelivedhere?Howdoyouknow?Howdoesthatevidencesupportyouranswer?

The________________tribewouldhavelivedhere.Inthepicture,

thereare________________________________________

_________________________________________________andI

knowthistribe_________________________________________

______________________________________________________.

Whattribewouldhavelivedhere?Howdoyouknow?Howdoesthatevidencesupportyouranswer?

The________________tribewouldhavelivedhere.Inthepicture,

thereare________________________________________

_________________________________________________andI

knowthistribe_________________________________________

______________________________________________________.

Whattribewouldhavelivedhere?Howdoyouknow?Howdoesthatevidencesupportyouranswer?

The________________tribewouldhavelivedhere.Inthepicture,

thereare________________________________________

_________________________________________________andI

knowthistribe_________________________________________

______________________________________________________.

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EA___

Name:_______________________________________________________Period:______Date:__________________

EARLY AMERICANS STUDY GUIDE Directions:Answerthequestioninthespaceprovided.

1. WhyisCactusHillconsideredanimportantarchaeologicalsite?EVIDENCETHAT

HUMANSLIVEDTHEREASLONGAS18,000YEARSAGOMAKEITONEOFTHE

OLDESTSITESINNORTHAMERICA.

Directions:ThemapbelowshowstheareasinNorthAmericainhabitedbyvariousAmericanIndiangroups.Matchthenumberwiththecorrectgroup.

2. __E__Iroquois

3. __D__Pueblo

4. __A__Inuit

5. __B__Kwakiutl

6. __C__Lakota

Directions:MatcheachAmericanIndiangroupwiththeclimateandphysicalcharacteristicsofitshomeland.

7. __C__ Inuit

8. __D__ Kwakiutl

9. __A__ Lakota

10. __E__ Pueblo

11. __B__ Iroquois

A. LivedontheGreatPlains’opengrasslandswithrelativelydryweather

B. LivedintheheavilyforestedEasternWoodland,withamildclimateandfourdistinctseasons

C. Inhabitedflatandhillylandcoveredbysnowandicewithtemperaturesbelowfreezingformostoftheyear

D. Livedamongthehigh,rockycliffofthePacificNorthwestcoast,withrainy,mildclimate

E. LivedinthecliffsandmountainsofthedesertareasoftheSouthwestwithhot,dryweather

A

B C

DE

Completion

• Besteffort• Finished

Corrections

• Doneinred• üforcorrectanswers

• Xforincorrectanswersandthecorrectanswer

For Teacher

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Directions:Completethechartbelow.

TYPE OF RESOURCE DEFINITION EXAMPLE OF RESOURCE FROM AMERICAN

INDIAN CULTURES

NaturalResource 12.COMESFROMNATURE 13.FISH,DEER,STONES,TREES

HumanResource14.PEOPLEWORKINGTOPRODUCEGOODSANDSERVICES 15.FISHERMAN,HUNTER

CapitalResource16.GOODSPRODUCEDANDUSEDTOMAKEOTHERGOODSANDSERVICES

17.ARROW,SPEAR,TEPEE

Directions:Forquestions18-26,usetheimagetoanswerquestionsusingthesentenceframesprovided.

Whattribewouldhavelivedhere?Howdoyouknow?Howdoesthatevidencesupportyouranswer?

TheINUITtribewouldhavelivedhere.Inthepicture,there

areICYCLIFFSCOVEREDWITHSNOWandIknowthistribe

LIVEDINTHEARTICREGIONINPARTSOFPRESENT-DAY

ALASKAANDNORTHERNCANADA.

Whattribewouldhavelivedhere?Howdoyouknow?Howdoesthatevidencesupportyouranswer?

ThePUEBLOtribewouldhavelivedhere.Inthepicture,there

areADOBEHOMESBUILTINTOTHESIDEOFACLIFFOR

MOUNTAINandIknowthistribeLIVEDINDESERTSINTHE

SOUTHWESTANDBUILTHOMESOUTOFADOBECLAY.

Whattribewouldhavelivedhere?Howdoyouknow?Howdoesthatevidencesupportyouranswer?

TheIROQUOIStribewouldhavelivedhere.Inthepicture,

thereareMANYTREESANDALONGHOUSEMADEOUTOF

WOODandIknowthistribeLIVEDINTHEFORESTSOFTHE

EASTERNWOODLANDSANDBUILTLONGHOUSESOUTOF

WOOD.


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