Chapter 11 World History Vocab Test

Many scholars believe that people from Asia used this land bridge to cross into North America.

• Mesa Verde

• Bering Strait

• Pueblos

About 3000 b.c., these people moved into North America from Asia.

• Inuit

• Maya

• Toltec

Eastern Woodlands group that lived in the Ohio River valley.

• Bering Strait

• Hieroglyphs

• Hopewell peoples

People that lived in the northeast of the Mississippian territory.

• Iroquois

• Tribute

• Adobe

Built of wooden poles covered with sheets of bark, was 150 to 200 feet in length and housed about a dozen families.

• Hopewell peoples

• Longhouses

• Olmec

Groups of related families.

• Clans

• Toltec

• Tepees

Buffalo skin that stretched over wooden poles and made circular tents that were warm in winter and cool in the summer

• Hieroglyphs

• Inuit

• Tepees

Sun-dried brick

• Hopewell peoples

• Mesoamerica

• Adobe

Multistoried structures that housed many people.

• Bering Strait

• Pueblos

• Longhouses

Today, this is a national park in the United States. Groups of Anasazi there built a remarkable series of buildings.

• Maya

• Mesa Verde