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Question 1

How did most scientists and historians believe people came to America?

Answer 1

How did most scientists and historians believe people came to America? Most scientists and historians believe people came to America by boat

Question 2

How did the Hunters and Gatherers land in America?

Answer 2

Hunters and Gatherers land in America by a land bridge called Beringia

Question 3

Where did First Americans come from?

Answer 3

The First Americans came from Asia

Question 4

What is the definition of Migrate?

Answer 4

Migration is moving from one place to another, or traveling

Question 5

What were the First Americans looking for in America?

Answer 5

The first Americans were looking for food to feed their families

Question 6

Did the First Americans settle in North America? If not, where did they settle?

Answer 6

Did the First Americans settle in North America? If not, where did they settle? The First Americans settled in South America

Question 7

What type of problems do you think the First Americans would face in settling in new areas?

Answer 7

The first Americans would face high mountains, cold temperatures and living in hot desserts

Question 8

What are different ways the first Americans began to develop special ways of living?

Answer 8

Different ways the first Americans began to develop special ways of living is building shelters and materials for clothing

Question 9

Who are Hunters and gatherers?

Answer 9

Who are Hunters and gatherers? Hunters and Gatherers are people who do not stay in one place they move to hunt and gather food

Question 10

What did they hunt?

Answer 10

They hunted animals, wild plants and seed and roots

Question 11

What types of food did Native Americans plant?

Answer 11

Native Americans planted corn, beans and sweet potatoes

Question 12

Why do you think agriculture helped people stay in one place?

Answer 12

Why do you think agriculture helped people stay in one place? Agriculture helped people stay in one place because they raised and grew their own food

Question 13

How did they create a highly accurate calendar?

Answer 13

They created the highly accurate calendar by watching the skies, stars, sun and moon

Question 14

What were Aztecs most skilled in?

Answer 14

The Azetces were mostly skilled in farming and building systems to bring water into field

Question 15

What did each group invent as living in different areas?

Answer 15

Each group living in different areas invented tools

Question 16

What is one way the Native Americans learned?

Answer 16

One way the native learned was to adapt to their behavior and build canoes

Question 17

What animal was key to the Native Americans economy? And what did they use this animal for?

Answer 17

The animal was called the Bison and they used the animals for, tools, clothing, jewelry and trade

Question 18

Who were the 3 skilled Native Americans that found ways to adapt to their surroundings?

Answer 18

The 3 skilled Native Americans were the Pueblo, California and Calusa

Question 19

In the Native American tribe every person had a role. Who were they? And what did they do?

Answer 19

In the Native American tribe the women were in charge of preparing food and the men were in charge of hunting to feed his family and nations and the children were in charge of helping the mother.

Question 20

Who is Alvar Nunez Cabeza De Vaca, and what obstacles did the explorer face?

Answer 20

Alvar De Vaca was a Spanish explorer who faced fierce storms and hurricanes

Question 21

Who was Prince Henry the navigator and What did gain through trading?

Answer 21

Prince Henry the navigator was the King’s son of Portugal and he gained wealth and ivory gold through trading

Question 22

How did Prince Henry start teaching Navigation and Mapmaking?

Answer 22

Prince Henry opened a school to teach navigation and mapmaking

Question 23

What did they name Africa’s East coast?

Answer 23

They named it The Cape of Good Hope

Question 24

Which explorer followed Dias’ route around Africa?

Answer 24

Vasco Da Gama