1. WORDO REVIEW GAME

2. Inuitstationary NottowayLakota humanartifactsCactus Hillnatural ArchaeologyIroquoisGreat Plains CapitalPueblo archaeologist Nomadic KwakiutlSouthwest Alaska & Northern CanadaBering Strait Eastern WoodlandsPacific Northwest

3. WORDOWORDO  Objects that have been made, used, or changed by humans.

4. Answer is… artifacts

5. WORDOWORDO  This American Indian group inhabited the Pacific- Northwest coast.  Clothing was made from the bark of cedar trees.

6. Answer is… Kwakiutl

7. WORDOWORDO  This American Indian group inhabited the region that consists of dry grasslands with huge bison (buffalo) herds.

8. Answer is… Lakota

9. WORDOWORDO  This American Indian group inhabited the heavily forested northeastern United States.

10. Answer is… Iroquois

11. WORDOWORDO  This American Indian group inhabited in the Southwest which is modern-day Arizona and New Mexico.

12. Answer is… Pueblo

13. WORDOWORDO  The scientific study of past cultures and the way people lived that is based on material evidence or things they left behind is known as __________.

14. Answer is… archaeology

15. WORDOWORDO  Some scientists and archaeologists believe that humans may have lived in this location in southeastern Virginia as early as 15,000 years ago.  One of the oldest archaeological sites in North America.

16. Answer is… Cactus Hill

17. WORDOWORDO  An _____________ studies human behavior by taking clues left behind by the people of the past.

18. Answer is… archaeologist

19. WORDOWORDO  ____________ resources come from nature.

20. Answer is… Natural

21. WORDOWORDO  Name the American Indian group that inhabited this type of dwelling.

22. Answer is… Iroquois

23. WORDOWORDO  Rivers, animals, cedar trees, and fish are examples of what type of resource?

24. Answer is… natural

25. WORDOWORDO  Name the American Indian group that inhabited this type of dwelling.

26. Answer is… Lakota

27. WORDOWORDO  Cactus Hill is located near the ______________ River.

28. Answer is… Nottoway

29. WORDOWORDO  Name the American Indian group that inhabited this type of dwelling.

30. Answer is… Inuit

31. WORDOWORDO  ___________ resources are the goods produced to make other goods and services.

32. Answer is… Capital

33. WORDOWORDO  Name the American Indian group that inhabited this type of dwelling.

34. Answer is… Pueblo

35. WORDOWORDO  Which region was characterized by dry grasslands where the Lakota hunted buffalo?

36. Answer is… Great Plains

37. WORDOWORDO  American Indians fishing, hunting for animals, or making clothing is an example of what type of resource?

38. Answer is… human

39. WORDOWORDO  Name the American Indian group that inhabited this type of dwelling.

40. Answer is… Kwakiutl

41. WORDOWORDO  _____________ resources are people working to produce goods and services.

42. Answer is… Human

43. WORDOWORDO  The Pueblo lived in this region which was a very hot, dry area that bordered cliffs and mountains.

44. Answer is… Southwest

45. WORDOWORDO  It is believed that the humans entered North America from Asia by crossing the ___________ when ice covered its surface about 12,000 years ago.

46. Answer is… Bering Strait

47. WORDOWORDO  The Kwakiutl, Pueblo, and sometimes the Iroquois were __________; they usually built their homes and stayed put.

48. Answer is… stationary

49. WORDOWORDO  The Iroquois fished, hunted, and farmed the “three sisters”—corn, beans, and squash--in this heavily forested region.

50. Answer is… Eastern Woodlands

51. WORDOWORDO  Canoes, bows, and spears are examples of what type of resources?

52. Answer is… capital

53. WORDOWORDO  This group lived in present- day Alaska and northern Canada.

54. Answer is… Inuit

55. WORDOWORDO  The Kwakiutl lived in this mild, rainy region. This region could get as much as 100 inches of rain a year.

56. Answer is… Pacific Northwest

57. WORDOWORDO  The Inuit, Lakota, and sometimes the Iroquois were _________; they often moved to follow their food source.

58. Answer is… nomadic

59. WORDOWORDO  The Inuit lived in this region where the temperature would sometimes get as low as 50 degrees below 0.

60. Answer is… Northern Canada & Alaska