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Advance to Final Jeopardy
EARLIES
TAMERICA
NS
ANASAZI MOUND BUILDER
S
INUIT MAP SKILLS
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•Describe the two theories from the textbook about how and why the earliest people migrated from
Asia to America.
100
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Category 1 Question
Compare the types of animals that the earliest Americans and the Inuit hunted for food.
300
Answer
Category 1 Question
How was the way the earliest americans got food different from the way the anasazi, and mound builders got food?
400
Answer
Category 1 Question
Name one similarity between the lifestyle of the earliest Americans who lived seven to ten thousand years ago and the Inuit.
500
Answer
Category 1 Question
How did the Anasazi modify the environment to become successful farmers in the desert?
300
Answer
Category 2 Question
Name 3 things that archaeologists found in mounds that proves mound builders traded with people hundreds of miles away.
500
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Category 3 Question
Why couldn’t the Inuit grow crops like the Anasazi and the Mound builders?
300
Answer
Category 4 Question
About how many years ago did the Inuit travel from Asia to America, across the Bering Strait land bridge?
500
Answer
Category 4 Question
On the map, label Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah
500
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Category 5 Question
•They walked across the Bering Strait Land Bridge following animals.
•They arrived by boat.
100
Category 1 Answer
•The earliest Americans hunted mammoth, sabertooth tiger and giant sloth.
•The Inuit hunted seals, whales and caribou.
300
Category 1 Answer
The earliest Americans followed animals and hunted them for food.
The mound builders and anasazi farmed, growing beans, corn and squash.
400
Category 1 Answer
The earliest Americans and the Inuit could not farm. They both followed and hunted animals for food.
500
Category 1 Answer
Agriculture allowed them to grow food so they could settle in one place and start a community.
100
Category 2 Answer
They built mounds to bury important chiefs, hold ceremonies and honor animal spirits.
200
Category 3 Answer
The anasazi and mound builders were alike because they both farmed, stay in one place and grew corn, beans and squash.
400
Category 3 Answer
• Obsidian from Rocky Mts.
• Sea shells from Gulf of Mexico.
• Copper from the Great Lakes
• Mica from the Appalachians.
500Category 3 Answer