Chapters 14 and 15 Study Guide

American Indians who were known for farming AND hunting lived in what kind of shelters?

• Temporary

• Teepees

• Permanent

• Longhouses

American Indians who lived in temporary shelters usually met their needs by...

• Farming

• Hunting

• Fishing

• Farming and Hunting

Which American Indian cultural group was known for living a nomadic lifestyle?

• Plains

• Southeast and Northeast

• Southeast

• Northeast

Which American Indian cultural group was known for living in permanent villages?

• Plains

• Southeast and Northeast

• Southeast

• Northeast

How did Tennessee's early American Indian nations demonstrate cooperation with one another?

• They did not fight over food.

• They helped one another find food.

• They shared territories.

• They traded with one another.

What caused conflict between some of the early American Indian nations in Tennessee?

• They fought over shelter types.

• They fought over the best hunting and farming lands.

• They fought over differing customs.

• They fought over trade prices.

Why did American Indians in the Northeast, Southeast, and Plains develop different customs?

• They had different natural resources.

• They did not like one another.

• They had different religious beliefs.

• They had different ancestors.

Which of the following occurred first?

• The Ice Age ended, and many large mammals died.

• Indigenous groups began hunting large mammals.

• Indigenous groups crossed a frozen land bridge from Asia to North America.

• Indigenous groups became hunter-gatherers.

Once the indigenous groups were in North America, what did they eat for food?

• Corn, Squash, and Beans

• Plants and berries found in forests

• Fish and whales

• Large mammals, like mammoths

Why did the indigenous groups stop hunting large mammals, like mammoths?

• It was too cold for the people to survive where the large mammals lived.

• The Ice Age ended, and many of them died.

• They thought it would be easier to farm for food.

• They were worried about the large mammals becoming extinct.