Prehistoric American Indians Unit 1

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What kind of source is an interview?

Primary source

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What kind of source is a photograph taken during World War II?

Primary source

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What kind of source is an article about the 13 colonies?

Secondary source

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What kind of source is a fossil uncovered by an archaeologist?

Primary source

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What kind of source is a biography about George Washington?

Secondary source

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What kind of source is an artifact?

Primary source

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Ancient Tribes Timeline: 13,000 BCE

Paleo-Indian

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Ancient Tribes Timeline: 8,000 BCE

Archaic

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Ancient Tribes Timeline: 1,000 BCE

Adena

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Ancient Tribes Timeline: 100 BCE

Hopewell

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Ancient Tribes Timeline: CE 1000

Fort Ancient

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What does BCE stand for?

Before Common Era

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What does CE stand for?

Common Era

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True or False: Timelines are only used to show what happened in prehistoric times.

False

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True or False: Timelines help us see the order in which events happen.

True

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The Native Americans built a large hill of dirt called a _____ to use for burials and ceremonies.

mound

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Several Native American groups joined together as a _____ so they could work together while still remaining separate tribes.

confederacy

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The tribe was _____, moving from place to place to follow animals and find new sources of food.

nomadic

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The agreement between the Native Americans and the settlers was called a _____ because both sides promised to follow its rules.

treaty

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Before people kept written records of their lives, they lived during the _____ time period.

prehistoric

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The students put the historical events in _____ order, starting with the event that happened first and ending with the event that happened last.

chronological

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Growing crops such as corn, beans, and squash was an important part of _____ for many Native American groups.

agriculture

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The tribe considered the land where they lived, hunted, and gathered resources to be their _____.

territory

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Native Americans built an _____ by shaping and moving large amounts of soil to create structures such as walls, circles, or raised areas.

earthwork

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European _____ occurred when countries such as France, England, and Spain established settlements and claimed land in North America.

colonization

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What was the Ice Age?

A long time period when Earth's climate was much colder and covered in large sheets of ice and glaciers

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Explain the land bridge theory and how the first Ancient tribes arrived in North America

During the Ice Age, Paleo-Indians crossed the Bering land bridge from Asia into North America while following herds of animals for food

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What does it mean to be nomadic?

To move from place to place rather than living in a permanent home

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Which animals did the Paleo-Indians hunt for food?

Mammoths and mastodons

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Who were the first mound builders?

The Adena

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The first humans to reach the area that is now Ohio were called:

Paleo-Indians

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Which ancient tribe was responsible for building effigy mounds based on animals?

Fort Ancient

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Which mound-building tribe had burial mounds in geometric shapes?

Hopewell

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Ohio Tribes: O-non-dowa-gah (Seneca)

Part of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy

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Ohio Tribes: Miami

Name comes from the word meaning "downstream people" and two rivers are named after this tribe

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Ohio Tribes: Odawa (Ottawa)

Traded fur and were forced to move to Sandusky Bay after being defeated

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Ohio Tribes: Lenape (Delaware)

Originally settled in the Delaware River Valley until they moved West

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Ohio Tribes: Shawnee

Nomadic tribe who lived in southern Ohio

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What was the main purpose of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy?

To maintain peace and work together for mutual protection and support

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The Haudenosaunee Confederacy was a group of how many tribes?

Five (5)

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Ohio Map: Tribe located in Northwest Ohio along the Maumee River

Miami

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Ohio Map: Tribe located in North-Central Ohio near Sandusky River / Lake Erie

Ottawa

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Ohio Map: Tribe located in Northeast Ohio near Lake Erie

Seneca

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Ohio Map: Tribe located in East-Central Ohio along the Muskingum River

Delaware (Lenape)

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Ohio Map: Tribe located in Southern Ohio along the Scioto and Ohio Rivers

Shawnee

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Which two European nations arrived first in present-day Ohio?

France and England (Great Britain)

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Which European nation did the Haudenosaunee Confederacy support?

England (Great Britain)

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What good did Native Americans and Europeans trade to send back to Europe?

Fur (beaver fur)

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Explain the Indian Removal Act of 1830

A law forcing Native American tribes in the east (including Ohio) to leave their lands and move to western reservations (Oklahoma and Kansas)

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