Paleo Indians: Tools and Lifestyle

The video discusses the Paleo Indians, the first inhabitants of North America during the Ice Age. It covers their lifestyle as hunters and gatherers, their diet consisting of wild plants and hunted animals, and their use of stone tools. The video also describes their nomadic lifestyle, simple brush shelters, and the artifacts they created from natural materials.

During which period did the Paleo Indians live in North America?

• Bronze Age

• Ice Age

• Stone Age

• Iron Age

What was the primary diet of the Paleo Indians?

• Cultivated crops

• Domesticated animals

• Hunted animals and gathered plants

• Processed foods

Which tool did Paleo Indians use to grind food?

• Bone knife

• Wooden pestle

• Stone tools

• Metal grinder

What material did Paleo Indians use for the points of their spears?

• Metal

• Wood

• Stone

• Plastic

What were the homes of Paleo Indians called?

• Mud huts

• Log cabins

• Brush shelters

• Teepees

How did the Paleo Indians construct their shelters?

• With metal sheets

• By digging underground

• With poles and animal skins

• Using bricks and mortar

What were moccasins made from?

• Animal skin and fur

• Synthetic materials

• Wood

• Plant fibers

Which of the following was NOT used by Paleo Indians to make artifacts?

• Animal skin

• Rocks

• Plastic

• Plant fibers

What were rocks and stones used for by the Paleo Indians?

• Building houses

• Making tools and carvings

• Creating jewelry

• Constructing roads