SS Lesson 3 Quiz Review

What material were totem poles commonly made from?

• cedar

• oak

• birch

• maple

Totem poles were created in six main types which were

• memorial, house, mortuary, shame, heraldic, welcome

• memorial, labor, holiday, shame, death, seasons

• memorial, shame, birthday, labor, Native American, European

• Memorial, welcome, school, church, medical, art

A landform that is a flat topped hill with steep sides often found in the Southwest region of the United States is a(n)

(a)  

A man-made item that gives us clues about a group's culture is a(n)

(a)  

A simple definition for (a)   is "the way of living of a group of people".

A narrow deep valley with steep sides is called a(n)

(a)  

When a group of people migrates from one place to another in search of better food supplies or climate, this is called a(n) (a)   way of life.

Which two of these are artifacts?

• a cooking pot with geometric designs

• a stone found in a river

• a pinecone tied on a leather string used as a necklace

• a bird nest in the tree outside a teepee

Native American tribes chose a nomadic way of life because they

• were trying to escape cold weather

• wanted to create maps

• got money for exploring

• didn't like the laws in their old area

__________ _____________impacted the food, clothing, and housing choices of Native Americans.

(a)