History Chapter 1 Lesson 1, 2, and 3 Flashcards
1
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- Things left behind by early people
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artifacts
2
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- People who move from place to place
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nomads
3
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- Movement of a group of people
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migration
4
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- An early form of corn
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maize
5
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- Way to date artifacts
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carbon dating
6
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6. Early Americans came to this land in pursuit of A. corn. B. birds. C. game animals. D. religious freedom.
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game animals
7
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7. Where do archaeologists believe early Americans came from A. Atlantis B. Asia C. Mexico D. England
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Asia
8
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8. The Ice Age provided access to the Americas through the A. Bering Strait. B. Atlantic Ocean. C. Beringia land bridge. D. Alaskan land bridge.
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Beringia Land Bridge
9
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9. What did early Americans need in order to begin to form communities A. dependable food supply B. clay to build houses C. money to buy things D. ways of protecting themselves
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dependable food supply
10
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10. Farming allowed people to spend more time A. hunting. B. improving their lives C. traveling greater distances. D. visiting neighboring places.
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improving their lives
11
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- Largest Mayan city *
- civilization
- Cuzco
- Tikal
- Quechua
- Maya
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Tikal
12
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A highly developed society *
- civilization
- Cuzco
- Tikal
- Quechua
- Maya
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civilization
13
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- Builders of stone pyramids *
- civilization
- Cuzco
- Tikal
- Quechua
- Maya
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Maya
14
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- Incan capital city *
- civilization
- Cuzco
- Tikal
- Quechua
- Maya
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Cuzco
15
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- Official Inca language *
- civilization
- Cuzco
- Tikal
- Quechua
- Maya
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Quechua
16
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16. What is society ruled by religious leaders called? * A. democracy B. theocracy C. civilization D. quipus
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theocracy
17
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17. Mayan temples were used for * A. religious rituals. B. the king's house. C. food markets. D. festivals.
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religious rituals
18
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18. Which Aztec city was the largest city in the Americas? A. Mexico City B. Chichen Itza C. Yucatan D. Tenochtitlan
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Tenochititlan
19
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19. The largest empire of the early American civilizations was the A. Aztec. B. Maya. C. Inca. D. Olmec.
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Inca
20
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20. The Inca produced a steady food supply using * A. spiked copper balls on rope. B. terraces. C. hieroglyphics. D. calendars.
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terraces
21
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- Cliff dwellers
- Iroquois
- Plains people
- Hopewell
- Anasazi
- Navajo
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Anasazi
22
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- Mound Builders *
- Iroquois
- Plains people
- Hopewell
- Anasazi
- Navajo
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Hopewell
23
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- Lived in hogans *
- Iroquois
- Plains people
- Hopewell
- Anasazi
- Navajo
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Navajo
24
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- Nomads *
- Iroquois
- Plains people
- Hopewell
- Anasazi
- Navajo
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Plains People
25
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- Desired peace *
- Iroquois
- Plains people
- Hopewell
- Anasazi
- Navajo
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Iroquois
26
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26. Who were the native peoples who dug hundreds of miles of irrigation channels? * A. Mound Builders B. Sinagua C. Hohokam D. Anasazi
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Hohokam
27
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27. Which Native Americans made clothing from sealskins? * A. Nez Perce B. Inuit C. Haida D. Chinook
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Inuit
28
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28. The native peoples who became skilled at riding horses were the * A. peoples of the East. B. peoples of the Southwest. C. peoples of the Southeast. D. peoples of the Plains.
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Peoples of the Plains
29
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29. The group whose constitution shows that women had a strong voice in government was the * A. Iroquois League. B. Oneida Nation. C. United States. D. Mohawk Nation.
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Iroquois League
30
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30. The largest settlement of the Mound Builders was A. Mesa Verde B. Pueblo Bonito C. Cahokia D. Seneca
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Cahokia