Culture is defined as the religion, traditions, and behaviors of a group of people
False
True
To move water from one place to another by man-made means is:
Displacement
Precipitation
Boiling
Irrigation
Culture is influenced by:
Geography (including climate and resources)
Aliens
Culture is independent of any factors
The Tlingit, Chinook and Kwakiutl were tribes that lived in the northWEST region of the U.S. which had plentiful food.
False
True
The process of testing how old an artifact is, is called:
Carbon Dating
Artifact Lineage
Speed Dating
Time Essence Review
As a result of permanent settlements due to better farming methods, and domestication of livestock, this occurred:
Animals began to speak
No significant changes occurred
Populations rose
Populations declined
This animal was the primary food source for natives of the Great Plains
Platypus
Meerkat
Woolly Mammoth
Bison
Igloo, a primary characteristic of Inuit life, was a small hut made from ice, used for shelter
False
True
The Iroquois ( and other tribes in the northEAST) built these types of houses for extended families to live in:
Clay houses
Igloos
Longhouses
Brick Houses
A group of people who traveled, or wandered, by following herds of animals were known as:
Samurai
Apostles
Nomads
Followers
The land bridge that many early humans used to travel into North America is now hidden under the:
Russian gulags
Titanic
Bering Strait
Antarctic Panopticon
"Inuit" refers to:
People who lived in North American arctic
People who lived in southeast U.S. region
People who lived in northeast U.S. region
People from the Incan Empire
Which component does NOT factor into civilization?
Writing system
Use of mathematics
A way to record history
Trends
Animism is:
Transformation into an animal guide
A Mortal Kombat finisher
Belief that objects, places, animals possess a distinct spiritual presence
Worship of a supreme animal deity, such as a bear
One theory of human migration to the Americas is this theory shown below:
Land Bridge
Pressure System
Wind Trades
Ice Walls of the North