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Native Americans of the Southwest Cultural Area

Native Americans of the Southwest Cultural Area

Assessment

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Social Studies

5th Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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15 Slides • 12 Questions

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North American Southwest Native Cultures

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Multiple Choice

What climate can be found in the region known as Southwestern United States?

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desert

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prairie

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rainforest

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Arctic

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Multiple Choice

Which Native Culture was not a tribe found in the Southwest Region?

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Shawnee

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Anasazi

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Hohokam

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Hopi

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Multiple Choice

The digging of channels and waterways to move water is known as;

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ditch digging

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funneling

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irrigation

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canals

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Multiple Choice

Clay used to build homes was called;

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bricks

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adobe

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Pueblo

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masonry

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Multiple Choice

Metate, a stone bowl, and a mano, a smooth stone, were used for;

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smashing beans

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breaking fingers

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grinding corn

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cooking

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Multiple Choice

Which animal was not hunted by the Southwest Native Americans?

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deer

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wild turkey

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antelope

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bison

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Multiple Choice

Where did early native cultures, in this region, first make their homes?

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teepees

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Pueblos

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underground pits

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on top of mounds

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Multiple Select

What became the importance of the underground pits named kivas?

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family gatherings

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ceremonies

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cooking dinner

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child nurseries

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Multiple Choice

What "precious" stone was important to the Southwest Natives and their artwork?

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jade

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turquoise

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quartz

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copper

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Multiple Choice

Spiritual dolls made of wood that children played with and learned from where called;

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Kewpee

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Cabbage Patch

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Kachina

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Motryoska

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Multiple Choice

These fierce warriors were known to invade other native cultures in this region.

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Hopi

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Hohokam

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Aztecs

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Navajo

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Multiple Choice

What type of Navajo home was cone shaped and made of wooden poles, tree bark and covered with clay called;

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Hogans

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Chickees

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Igloos

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Plank houses

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