America 1492 Test

A village of connected buildings made by native people of the Southwest.

• potlatch

• pueblo

• flashflood

• kiva

A traditional gathering of people from the Pacific Northwest that includes feasting, dancing and gifts.

• potlatch

• pueblo

• flashflood

• kiva

An underground ceremonial chamber found in a pueblo.

• potlatch

• pueblo

• flashflood

• kiva

 An object made by people of the past, such as a tool, weapon or ornament.

• potlatch

• pueblo

• flashflood

• artifact

 A traditional home of the plains peoples, made of wood grass and soil.

• earth lodge

• pueblo

• flashflood

• artifact

Which lesson did the following note come from?

The chief was the title of the most powerful person in a Makah family.

• The First Americans

• Sea People of the Pacific Northwest

• Peoples of the Desert Southwest

• Farmers of the Great Plains

• Eastern Woodland Peoples

Which lesson did the following note come from?

The most important natural resources for the Makah people were cedar trees, whales, seals and otters from the ocean.

• The First Americans

• Sea People of the Pacific Northwest

• Peoples of the Desert Southwest

• Farmers of the Great Plains

• Eastern Woodland Peoples

Which lesson did the following note come from?

Both modern cities and the Mandan people both have multiple members of the government and they choose their government.

• The First Americans

• Sea People of the Pacific Northwest

• Peoples of the Desert Southwest

• Farmers of the Great Plains

• Eastern Woodland Peoples

Which lesson did the following note come from?

To celebrate during the Okipa ceremony the people danced, they told stories and they copied the movement of other animals.

• The First Americans

• Sea People of the Pacific Northwest

• Peoples of the Desert Southwest

• Farmers of the Great Plains

• Eastern Woodland Peoples

Which lesson did the following note come from?

The Hopi peoples trace back their ancestry through their mother’s family however, modern Americans trace their ancestry back by using both parents.

• The First Americans

• Sea People of the Pacific Northwest

• Peoples of the Desert Southwest

• Farmers of the Great Plains

• Eastern Woodland Peoples