US History - Out of Many Ch 1
The first people in the Northeast cultural region to adopt farming were
The Iroquois.
The Clovis cultural tradition refers to
The improved tools of 11,000 years ago that had fluted blades and lance points.
The people whose civilization was centered at Cahokia
Created a variety of societies from hunting and gathering bands to complex urban centers.
Teotihuacan
Was controlled by an elite class of religious and political leaders.
The Mississippian culture was noted for all of the following EXCEPT
A tradition of social equality and popular politics.
All of the following are true of the Indian peoples of the Americas EXCEPT
They are of the same physical type.
The Desert Culture
Spread to California where it helped make densely populated, permanent settlements
possible.
The largest Indian populations in the future United States were in
Those areas where people farmed.
The Anasazis adjusted to an increasingly dry climate by
Building increasingly complex irrigation canals and terraced fields.
The map of the projected native North American trade networks shows that they were
Interlinked across most of the continent with a number of major centers.
The Indian peoples of the Southwest included all of the following EXCEPT
The Natchez who developed a class society with a ruling nobility
The Mississippian culture is most closely identified with
Cahokia, Illinois.
The population of the Americas before Columbus
Varied tremendously according to region.
Tribal names in the Indians' own languages often meant a version of
"the people"
Between c. 10,000 and 4000 BCE, farming developed in all of the following parts of the
globe EXCEPT
Sub-Saharan Africa.
The theory that the development of farming constituted a revolution was based on
