American Yawp Unit 1 Quiz

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The first Americans arrived on the North American continent approximately…

12-20 thousand years ago

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Agriculture arose in North America (and western hemisphere more generally)

Nearly simultaneously as in Asia/Eastern hemisphere

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Which crop is not considered to be one of the “Three Sisters”?

Wheat

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What is the best way to describe Native American ancestry/descent?

Matrilineal

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What is the name of the largest city in the Mississippian Empire?

Cahokia

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What is the name of the Native American group who lived in Chaco Canyon?

Pueblo

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Most Native Americans understood property rights as primarily relating to which of the following concepts?

Active use

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How would you compare the sexual and marital freedom of Native Americans and Europeans before contact?

Native Americans enjoyed greater sexual and marital freedom

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Under the leadership of Prince Henry the Navigator, the Portuguese emerged as an early sea power. Which of these inventions contributed to Portuguese sea-faring?

Astrolabe

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Christopher Columbus sailed under thee flag of which nation?

Spain

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What was the name of the first native group that Columbus encountered?

Arawaks

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Hernán Cortés relied on a native woman to conquer the Aztecs. What did he call her?

Doña Marina

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Which of the following proved essential to the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs?

Native dissension, Smallpox, and Persuasion (some might say luck)

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In the 130 years after contact, approximately what proportion of Native Americans had died?

95%

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What crop was not introduced to Europe through The Columbian Exchange?

Grapes