1. Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire
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The Indian groups in the Pacific Northwest used their resources to find food, but those in the Desert Southwest had to do what for food? 13
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A: were nomads
B: depended on the ocean
C:had to barter for their food
D: had to grow their food

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What technology did American Indians of the Desert Southwest use to survive? 12
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A: woven baskets
B: irrigation
C: hornos
D: pottery jars

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8. What was special about the homes of the Great Plains groups?15
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A: They were made of adobe.
B: They had many windows.
C: There was one for spring and another for summer.
D: They were made from buckskin.

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B: used irrigation to water their crops
A: lived in tepees
D: made canoes from logs or birch bark
C:used whale fat to make oil

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12. Which groups built villages from adobe?15
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A: the Haida and Tingit
B: the Pawnee and Haida
C: the Ojibwa and Anasazi
D: the Anasazi and Hopi

13. You’ve Reached the $1,000 Milestone! Congratulations! Congratulations!
(see Miss Hoffman for payment)

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15. How do American Indians hand down their customs and folklore?15
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A: through poetry
B: by keeping secrets
C: through storytelling, songs, celebrations, and ceremonies
D: by keeping careful written records

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Which of the following is not a reason for an American Indian group to have a celebration or ceremony? 13
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A: religious purpose
B: social purpose
C: collection of resources
D: celebration of nature

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A: produce a surplus
B: form new governments
D: produce specialized products and activities
C: barter goods

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Which of the following is not an example of American Indian government?
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A: Deganawidah
B: Iroquois Confederacy
C: council of chiefs
D: village council

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23. Why is living near a water source important for American Indians?15
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A:they needed drinking water
B: they needed fish
C: they needed water for their crops
D: Both “A” and “C”

24. You’ve Reached the $32,000 Milestone! Congratulations!
(see Mrs. Seitz for payment)

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26. Why did some of the American Indians of the Great Plains travel?15
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A: they needed to follow the herd of buffalo
B: they couldn’t find water for their crops
C: they needed to find their way back to their village
D: none of the above

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A: one was covered with mud and the other was not
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C: one was made of wood and the other from tree bark
D: none of the above

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A: Eastern Woodland, Pacific Northwest, Great Southwest, Desert Plains
B: Eastern Northwest, Great Woodland, Pacific Southwest, Desert Plains
C: Eastern Woodland, Pacific Northwest, Great Plains, Desert Southwest
D: Eastern Woodland, Great Plains, Pacific Southwest, Desert Northwest

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A: The men hunted and the women made food containers
B: The men made clothing and the women fished
C: The men farmed and the women fished
D: none of the above

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34. What was the purpose of a potlatch in the Pacific Northwest?15
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A: The Wakashan chief gave away good to others in the village to show how well he managed their resources
B: It was a ceremony to ask the gods for rain
C: The women of the groups gathered to make pots to store the food in
D: All of the above

35. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!
(This time ask your parents)

36. Short Answer The next set of questions are short answer.
Be sure to know key concepts.

37. How did the economies of many American Indian groups develop?
They started producing food surpluses and began to make specialized goods. Then they interacted with other groups in order to exchange products.

38. What role did nature have in the celebrations of the Iroquois?
The Iroquois celebrated the season’s harvest.

39. Describe how one of the American Indians groups used resources for obtaining utensils or clothing.
The groups of the Great Plains used buffalo bones to make tools, buffalo tendons to make bows, and buffalo skin to make clothes.
You can use any of the groups.

40. Vocabulary
Know all of the definitions!!!!