American Indians and Their Land

People use (a)   , like trees, to make things they need.

• natural resources
• adaptation
• migration

The ​ (a)   of people from Asia to North America began at least 12,500 years ago.

• migration
• natural resources
• environment
• adaptation

Wearing animal skin for clothes was an ​ (a)   that the Inuit's made to survive where they lived.

• adaptation
• environment
• migration

Sunlight, air, and water are all a part of the ​ (a)   .

• environment
• adaptation
• migration
• natural recourses

As they migrated, the first Americans went in search of big game such as

• whales.

• caribou.

• walruses.

• bears.

A natural environment includes

• plants.

• factories.

• stories.

• culture.

Which of the following is NOT a natural resource?

• climate

• minerals

• trees

• water

As they migrated, early American Indians had to adapt by

• using what was around them in nature.

• carrying all of their food with them.

• leaving old tools behind.

• appointing new chiefs to lead them.

Most early American Indians settled in places that had

• scarce resources.

• lots of rain and snow.

• rich natural resources.

• huge sheets of ice.

Which of these were the Inuit's least likely to make in their environment?

• snow goggles made from bone

• an igloo built out of ice and snow

• an umbrella for the rain

• a float constructed from sealskin