Early Man Starts With the Letter What Region? Native Californians Picture This
Early man may have crossed a land ______ which connected two continents.
bridge
Wooly mammoths and mastodons are no longer alive. There are none in existence. They are _______.
extinct
Scientists believe that people reached N. America approximately how many thousands of years ago?
13,000
It is believed that early Californians reached North America by migrating from what other continent?
Asia
What is the word used to describe early man that traveled from place to place hunting for food?
Nomadic
This word starts with the letter C and means to work together to reach a common goal.
cooperation
This word starts with the letter T and means the buying or selling of goods.
Trade
This word starts with the letter C and describes a particular group who shares the same beliefs and values.
culture
This word starts with the letter S and describes a person who is extremely good at one particular job.
specialize
This word starts with the letter L and is another word for a story passed down from generation to generation.
legend
What region did the Yuroks live in?
Coastal Region
What region did the Mojave live in?
Desert Region
In which region did the Native Californians trade shell necklaces?
Coastal Region
What region was the Maidu tribe from?
Central Valley Region
The Native Californians from the ______ region specialized in making clay pots.
Desert
What was the most important food for the Yurok tribe?
Salmon
What were the two most important resources for the Native Californians of the coastal region?
trees and rivers
Why did the Pomo tribe use tar?
to make their baskets and canoes waterproof
Why did the Miwok tribe teach their children games?
to teach them important life skills
What tribe sang a song to help their acorns grow?
Maidu
This is an important food to the Yurok tribe.
Salmon
Early man hunted these.
Wooly mammoth
What is the name of this religious healer?
Shaman
What is this important food?
Acorns
This is where some men went to pray.
Sweat lodge
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