WORDO REVIEW GAME
AMERICAN INDIANS
SOL 3A-3C
Inuit
stationary Nottoway
Lakota
human
artifacts
natural
Archaeology
Capital
Nomadic
Cactus Hill
Iroquois
Pueblo
archaeologist
Kwakiutl
Alaska & Northern Canada
Eastern Woodlands
Great Plains
Southwest
Bering Strait
Pacific Northwest
WORDO
 Objects that have been
made, used, or changed by
humans.
Answer is…
artifacts
WORDO
 This American Indian group
inhabited the PacificNorthwest coast.
 Clothing was made from the
bark of cedar trees.
Answer is…
Kwakiutl
WORDO
 This American Indian group
inhabited the region that
consists of dry grasslands
with huge bison (buffalo)
herds.
Answer is…
Lakota
WORDO
 This American Indian group
inhabited the heavily
forested northeastern
United States.
Answer is…
Iroquois
WORDO
 This American Indian group
inhabited in the Southwest
which is modern-day Arizona
and New Mexico.
Answer is…
Pueblo
WORDO
 The scientific study of past
cultures and the way people lived
that is based on material evidence
or things they left behind is
known as __________.
Answer is…
archaeology
WORDO
 Some scientists and archaeologists
believe that humans may have
lived in this location in
southeastern Virginia as early as
15,000 years ago.
 One of the oldest archaeological
sites in North America.
Answer is…
Cactus Hill
WORDO
 An _____________ studies
human behavior by taking
clues left behind by the
people of the past.
Answer is…
archaeologist
WORDO
 ____________ resources
come from nature.
Answer is…
Natural
WORDO
 Name the American Indian
group that inhabited this type
of dwelling.
Answer is…
Iroquois
WORDO
 Rivers, animals, cedar
trees, and fish are examples
of what type of resource?
Answer is…
natural
WORDO
 Name the American Indian group
that inhabited this type of
dwelling.
Answer is…
Lakota
WORDO
 Cactus Hill is located near
the ______________ River.
Answer is…
Nottoway
WORDO
 Name the American Indian
group that inhabited this type
of dwelling.
Answer is…
Inuit
WORDO
 ___________ resources are
the goods produced to make
other goods and services.
Answer is…
Capital
WORDO
 Name the American Indian
group that inhabited this type
of dwelling.
Answer is…
Pueblo
WORDO
 Which region was
characterized by dry
grasslands where the Lakota
hunted buffalo?
Answer is…
Great Plains
WORDO
 American Indians fishing,
hunting for animals, or
making clothing is an
example of what type of
resource?
Answer is…
human
WORDO
 Name the American Indian
group that inhabited this type
of dwelling.
Answer is…
Kwakiutl
WORDO
 _____________ resources
are people working to
produce goods and services.
Answer is…
Human
WORDO
 The Pueblo lived in this
region which was a very
hot, dry area that bordered
cliffs and mountains.
Answer is…
Southwest
WORDO
 It is believed that the humans
entered North America from
Asia by crossing the
___________ when ice
covered its surface about
12,000 years ago.
Answer is…
Bering Strait
WORDO
 The Kwakiutl, Pueblo, and
sometimes the Iroquois
were __________; they
usually built their homes
and stayed put.
Answer is…
stationary
WORDO
 The Iroquois fished, hunted, and
farmed the “three sisters”—corn ,
beans, and squash--in this heavily
forested region.
Answer is…
Eastern Woodlands
WORDO
 Canoes, bows, and spears
are examples of what type
of resources?
Answer is…
capital
WORDO
 This group lived in present-
day Alaska and northern
Canada.
Answer is…
Inuit
WORDO
 The Kwakiutl lived in this
mild, rainy region. This
region could get as much as
100 inches of rain a year.
Answer is…
Pacific Northwest
WORDO
 The Inuit, Lakota, and
sometimes the Iroquois were
_________; they often moved
to follow their food source.
Answer is…
nomadic
WORDO
 The Inuit lived in this region
where the temperature would
sometimes get as low as 50
degrees below 0.
Answer is…
Northern Canada
& Alaska