Vocabulary Review-Unit 2 Week 1

What is the definition of Agriculture?

• The movement of people or animals from one place to another.

• Growing crops and raising animals for food.

• A person or group that moves from place to place without a permanent home.

• Groups of people living together in organized communities with rules, jobs, and culture.

Who is a Nomad?

• A person or group that moves from place to place without a permanent home.

• Groups of people living together in organized communities with rules, jobs, and culture.

• The movement of people or animals from one place to another.

• A way to grow crops in areas with little water by using special techniques.

What are Civilizations?

• The movement of people or animals from one place to another.

• A way to grow crops in areas with little water by using special techniques.

• Groups of people living together in organized communities with rules, jobs, and culture.

• A Native American tribe known for being hunters and warriors.

What is Migration?

• A) A way to grow crops in areas with little water by using special techniques.

• B) The movement of people or animals from one place to another.

• C) A Native American tribe known for being hunters and warriors.

• D) Traditional Navajo houses made from logs, dirt, and bark.

What is Dry Farming?

• A Native American tribe known for being hunters and warriors.

• Traditional Navajo houses made from logs, dirt, and bark.

• A way to grow crops in areas with little water by using special techniques.

• Villages made of stone, adobe, or mud.

Which Native American tribe is known for being hunters and warriors?

• Navajo

• Hopi

• Apache

• None of the above

Which Native American tribe is famous for their weaving and living in the Southwest?

• Apache

• Hopi

• Navajo

• None of the above

Which Native American tribe is known for farming and building villages called pueblos?

• Apache

• Hopi

• Navajo

• None of the above

What are Hogans?

• Villages made of stone, adobe, or mud.

• Traditional Navajo houses made from logs, dirt, and bark.

• A type of brick made from mud and straw.

• Round houses made of dirt, grass, and wood.

What are Pueblos?

• Villages made of stone, adobe, or mud.

• Traditional Navajo houses made from logs, dirt, and bark.

• A type of brick made from mud and straw.

• Round houses made of dirt, grass, and wood.