Class 7 History Chapter 5 Tribes Quiz 45 (25 MCQs)

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1. Hopi women owned the property, passing it down to their daughters
2. The Pueblo Indians lived in the .....
3. From the Native Americans of Utah Map, Which of the five historic tribes, ( Navajo, Shosone, Paiute, Goshute, Ute) were able to maintain (hold on to) most of their historic lands?
4. Similar art, beliefs and customs are .....
5. Which tribe is known for being both nomadic and sedentary?
6. What does physical environment mean?
7. Most tribes that were nomadic romed around because they were hunting
8. A system by which goods and services are produced and distributed
9. Which of the following is a special delicacy prepared on Prathamastami
10. My tribe does their best to place their shelters under nice, shaded cliffs. The shelters are sturdy too, made out of clay bricks also known as "Adobe" . Which tribe do I belong to?
11. The temple mound was a place where mound builders performed rituals.
12. Which tribe used irrigation as an adaptation for farming in their region?
13. What did the Navajo people grow for food?
14. How did the Apache tribe govern themselves?
15. Describe the lifestyle of the Comanche people
16. What is the main focus of tribal gaming compared to commercial gaming?
17. ..... are people who do not live in one place but moved around their region
18. What did the tribes of the Southwest use to honor their families and bring good harvests?
19. The poverty Point people used materials and resources that came from far away. They would have traded to get these items. What is the term for trading items without the exchange of money?
20. Which region has constant threats of hurricanes and weather disasters?
21. The Southwest Indians did not often hunt for food. Instead they were .....
22. ..... inhabited the Pacific Northwest Coast.
23. Indians who grew corn or other crops may trade for:
24. Which tribe moved up and down the coast of Northern California?
25. Which tribe is recognized for their pottery and basket weaving skills?