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Welcome!
The Topic For Today Is…
Chapter 2 Social Studies
Lesson 1: Early
People
Lesson 2:
The Eastern
Woodlands
Lesson 3:
The Plains
General
Vocabulary
Lesson 5:
The Northwest
and the Arctic
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Final Jeopardy Question
Topic 1: 200
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• According to the land bridge theory, this was
the continent early people crossed into North
America
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• Asia
Topic 1: 400
• Question:
• Define the word migration.
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• A movement of people
Topic 1: 600
• Question:
• The main reason that early peoples in the
Americas began to live in larger, more settled
villages.
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• They developed agriculture
Topic 1: 800
• Question:
• The early civilization in the Americas that
developed a counting system that included
zero.
• Answer
• The Mayan
Topic 1: 1000
• Question:
• This early civilization developed a 365 day
calendar.
• Answer
• The Olmecs
Topic 2: 200
• Question:
• This was used to group Eastern Woodland
peoples as Iroquoian or Algonquian.
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• The language they spoke.
Topic 2: 400
• Question:
• This was the major purpose for the Iroquois
League.
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• To resolve conflicts among people and groups
Topic 2: 600
• Question:
• This was the most important natural resource
to the people in the Eastern Woodlands.
• Answer
• Wood
Topic 2: 800
• Question:
• This made it possible for the peoples of the
Eastern Woodlands to produce more goods.
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• Division of labor
Topic 2: 1000
• Question:
• Name at least two ways people of the Eastern
Woodlands used trees.
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• Tools, canoes, build longhouses, weapons,
shelter, etc.
Topic 3: 200
• Question:
• Besides water, this was the most important
natural resource for the Plains Indians.
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• Buffalo
Topic 3: 400
• Question:
• A celebration to honor a cultural or religious
event.
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• ceremony
Topic 3: 600
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Describe the type of land found in the plains.
Answer
Flat, dry, fields of grass
Topic 3: 800
• Question:
• This type of shelter is made from wooden
poles tied together at the top with animal
skins stretched over the poles.
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• Tepees
Topic 3: 1000
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The purpose of a travois.
Answer
To carry belongings as the people moved to
follow the buffalo
Topic 4: 200
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Objects made by early people
Answer
Artifacts
Topic 4: 400
• Question:
• Long, wooden buildings that could hold up to
50 people.
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• Longhouse
Topic 4: 600
• Question:
• The way the people of a state, region, or
country use their resources to meet their
needs.
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• Economy
Topic 4: 800
• Question:
• The Olmec _____________ had a strong
influence on the Mayan cities that developed
later.
• Answer
• Culture
Topic 4: 1000
• Question:
• The Pueblo people made their houses out of
this material
• Answer
• Adobe
Topic 5: 200
• Question:
• The reason the economy of the Native
Americans in the Arctic caused families to
band together.
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• When food was scarce, the family shared seal
meat.
Topic 5: 400
• Question:
• The most important natural resource to
people of the Northwest Coast
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• wood
Topic 5: 600
• Question:
• Name at least two ways the people of the
Northwest Coast used trees.
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• Tools, canoes, longhouses, weapons, shelter,
etc.
Topic 5: 800
• Question:
• Name one way the people of the Arctic
adapted their shelters because they didn’t
have trees.
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• Used blocks of ice to make igloos
• Used sod to build a house
• Lived in tents made of sealskins
Topic 5: 1000
• Question:
• The two types of fish that could be dried for
food and traded by the people of the
Northwest Coast
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• salmon and whale
Final Jeopardy:
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• Give the three features that are common to
most civilizations.
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• Ways of life
• Religion
• Learning