2nd Grade Q2 Test #1 Interactive Study Guide

What is the name of the type of home in which Eastern Woodland natives live?

• teepee

• wampangs

• longhouses

Which items did Eastern Woodland natives make out of animal skins and fur? Select two

• blankets

• shoes like moccasins

• jewelry

Place the correct food items in the categories.

**** The number next to the category suggests how many food items to select.

Groups:

(a) Eastern Woodlands (3)

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(b) American Southwest (1)

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(c) Pacific Northwest (1)

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(d) Common Foods for Today (3)

• growing beans, corn, pumpkins and squash

• Hamburgers

• hunting small animals like deer and turkeys

• gathering berries

• picking nuts

• fishing for salmon

• Pizza

• Chicken Nuggets

A rabbit's fur color changing overtime to blend in with the snow is an example of an _________________. Just as the native Americans diet changing their lifestyle to survive in different geographical regions.

• potlatch

• adaptation

• climate zone

The picture shown to the left is a _____________. It is used for _______________________.

• a spirit stick that is used for gifts at potlatches

• a totem pole that is used to tell historical folktales from generation to generation

• a house that is used by the Eastern Woodland natives

Which group of natives lived in this style home in the American Southwest?

• the Caddo

• the Iroquois

• the Ancestral Pueblo

Which of the following homes resembles (looks like) the cliff dwelling?

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What did the American Southwest Pueblos do to ensure they had food during the drought seasons with no rain?

• they moved to a new location during the droughts

• they would take food from neighboring tribes

• they stored food in yucca baskets

The god of rain, Kokopelli is honored in the American Southwest by____________.

• growing corn, beans, and squash

• raising cattle, chicken and sheep

• doing a rain dance when there is a drought

The cedar tree as shown in the picture is known as the