Chap 7.1 Slides Flashcards

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Not sure how first Americans arrived.

Many theories. Most popular is the _____________

A

Beringia Ice bridge

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The geography of most of southwestern US and northern Mexico is ________

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Desert

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________ flourished from 100 BC to AD 1500

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Hohokam

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What did Hohokam learned to do in the desert?

Built shallow canals for ___________

Planted __________

Directed water to ______ _______

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•Learned to farm in the desert

–Built shallow canals for irrigation

–Planted crops

–Directed water to crop mounds

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Hohokam expanded ____________.

Channeled ________ into __________

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irrigation system

Channeled water into villages

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Hohokam build structures called _________.

Describe these structures.

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Adobe

Created pithouses, dwellings formed by digging shallow holes in the ground and building walls and roofs with mixture of clay and straw

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The _________lived in the Desert West near the Hohokam from about 100 BC to AD 1300

A

Anasazi

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Anasazi build pithouses called __________

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Pueblos

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What were the Pueblos like?

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•Also developed the pueblo

–Several stories high

–Many rooms

–Similar to apartments

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Villages also had underground rooms called ______.

What were these used as?

A

kivas

Used as meeting places, for religious ceremonies

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Another type of Anasazi architecture were ___________

How were these build?

What purpose were these?

A

cliff dwellings

Pueblos built in shallow caves in walls of rocky canyon

Limited accessibility offered protection from attack

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This group called ________ lived in eastern woodlands, near Ohio and Mississippi river valleys

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Hopewell

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Hopewell were known as ___________ living during this time _______

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Mound builders, 200 BC to AD 500

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What did the Mound Builders build?

What do their size suggests?

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  • Built large stone and earth mounds as burial sites
  • Size suggests some form of organized labor
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Hopewell build _________ and buried objects like ________.

What evidence shows this?

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Hopewell buried objects like pottery and metal ornaments.

Shells from Gulf of Mexico have been found

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What did Hopewell develop?

When did the culture begin to decline?

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  • Hopewell developed extensive trade network
  • Culture began to decline AD 400, cause not clear
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This group __________ also lived in eastern woodlands, near Ohio and Mississippi river valleys

A

Mississippian

18
Q

The Mississippian built _________

A

•Built some of the earliest cities in North America

19
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__________had population up to 20,000 people

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Cahokia had population up to 20,000 people

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How did the Mississippians live?

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•Contained more than 100 mounds, with ruler living atop largest in city center

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Cahokia show evidence of ______ and ________skills

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•Mathematical and engineering skills evident

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What do the mounds build by the Cahokia show?

A
  • Different types of soils in mounds for proper drainage
  • Artifacts show complex society, differences between common people and those with status
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Another culture of North America was _________ that lived in the Arctic regions.

How did they live?

A

The Inuit

  • Lived in the Arctic regions of North America
  • Frozen, meant no vegetation for food source
  • Hunters and fishers
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What did the INUIT do year-round to live?

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Year-round hunting

  • Used kayaks to hunt sea mammals, caught fish through holes in ice
  • Hunted caribou in summer, used skins and furs for warm clothing
  • Houses were igloos, made from ice blocks
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The _________ lived in eastern North America
The **Iroquois** * Lived in eastern North America * Relied on materials from the forest * Built longhouses
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How did the Iroquois live?
**Hunting and farming** * Trapped forest animals for food * Farmed crops such as beans, squash, maize
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The Iroquois included tribes such as _______ and formed government called \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Five different nations * Iroquois included Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Seneca * formed government, **Iroquois League**
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Another culture were the Plains Indians. How did they live?
**Plains Indians** * Like Iroquois, Plains Indians consisted of different tribes * Not all spoke same language * Developed a form of sign language to communicate when they met
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The Plains Indians lived along \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. They moved around by following \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. What was at the center of the Plains Indians lives?
* Plains Indians originally lived along **rivers and streams** * Followed **buffalo herds** over long distances * Buffalo center of lives, with buffalo meat as food, skins for clothing and tents, and bones and horns for tools