Labeling American Indian Cultural Regions and Artifacts

The video tutorial guides students through an assignment on labeling artifacts for different American Indian cultural regions. It emphasizes the use of Edit View to drag and label artifacts on a map, focusing on the Great Plains region. Students are instructed to resize labels and artifacts to fit the map correctly, ensuring each region is accurately represented with a home, tool, and clothing artifact.

What is the first step in working through the assignment page?

• Ensure you are in Edit View

• Resize the boxes to fit the map

• Choose the correct artifacts from the perimeter

• Label the artifacts for different regions

In Edit View, where are the labels for the American Indian cultural regions located?

• Bottom right corner

• Top right corner

• Top left corner

• Center of the page

Which color outlines the 'home' artifact for the Great Plains region?

• Blue

• Orange

• Purple

• Green

What type of home did the American Indians of the Great Plains use?

• Wooden cabin

• Buffalo hide teepee

• Stone house

• Mud hut

What tool did the Native Americans of the Great Plains use?

• Stone axe

• Buffalo hide shield

• Metal spear

• Wooden bow

What type of clothing was used by the Great Plains American Indians?

• Wool sweater

• Buffalo hide blanket

• Leather jacket

• Cotton shirt

What should you ensure before dragging images onto the map?

• That the labels are in the top left

• That the images are in grayscale

• That the map is zoomed in

• That you are in Edit View

What is a necessary step after placing artifacts on the map?

• Resize them to fit

• Delete unused labels

• Add a legend

• Color the artifacts