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Social Studies Ch. 1 Jeopardy Review

$2 $5 $10 $20 $1 $2 $5 $10 $20 $1 $2 $5 $10 $20 $1 $2 $5 $10 $20 $1 $2 $5 $10 $20 $1 Fill in the Blank True or False The Land Bridge N. America Natives S. America Natives

A long period of extreme cold on Earth is called a ___________.

Ice Age home home

A ____________ means "table" in spanish

Mesa home home

The payment a ruler demands from his people is called a ____________.

Tribute Home Home

More than is needed is called a ____________

Surplus home home

A building shaped like a 3-D triangle is called a ______________

Pyramid home home

Along period without rain is called a ___________

Drought home home

TRUE OR FALSE The Mayans developed a sophisticated calendar from watching the stars and planets'

True. home home

True or False The Mound Builders lived in houses made from packed snow

False The Inuit lived in igloos home home

True or False The Anasazi developed the kayak

False The Inuit developed the kayak home home

True or False The Aztecs had a sophisticated road system

False The Incas had a sophisticated road system that linked many places to the capital city home home

How did early people migrate from Asia to the Americas

The walked across a land bridge Home Home

What is one theory about why they migrated from Asia to America

Hunting large animals like the wooly mamouth home home

How did early Americans get food during the Ice Age?

They hunted large animals home home

Where did most early people live during the Ice Age?

Wherever they could find food? home home

What happened to early people when the Ice Age animals died out?

They became hunter gatherers and farmers home home

What ws the purpose of the mounds built by the Mound Builders?

Burial places for important chiefs home home

Which N. American tribe were called the cliff dwellers?

Anasazi Home Home

Which tribe stayed near the Artic Ocean?

Inuit home home

Which N. American tribe used irrigation to grow corn, squash and pumpkins?

Anasazi home home

Which of the N. American tribes were very organized workers and lived east of the Mississippi River?

The Mound Builders home home

The Maya were extremely successful at which of the following: farming, hunting, fishing or psychology?

farming home home

What does it mean to have a surplus of food?

To have more than is needed home home

Which S. American tribe studied the movement of the moon, stars and planets?

The Mayans home home

How did the Aztecs get more land for farming.

Floating Gardens - a series of rafts anchored to the lakebed. Vegetation and reeds were piled on top of a raft. Then, they piled on enough dirt to be able to grow crops. home home

How did the Aztecs expand their borders from coast to coast?

They conquered other people surrounding them.