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Ch1 L1 MyWorld G5 Soc. Stu. Review

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  • What role does geography and climate play in human development?
    Geography and climate play a role in determining which natural resources were available for use, how people built their homes, what they ate, what they wore, an
  • What does distribute mean?
    to spread out
  • What is a civilization?
    A culture with organized systems of government, religion, and learning.
  • What technologies caused early people to settle in one place?
    Agriculture and irrigation
  • Which is not one of the first civilizations in the Americas?
    Aztec
    Pueblo
    Inuit
    Mongolians
  • What do experts know for a fact about the first Americans?
    People migrated to North America from Asia.
  • Natural resources are distributed…
    differently across continents.
  • Which use of a natural resource was unique to the Inuit Indians (northern part of North America; cold, harsh environment)?
    burning whale oil
  • Which is not true about nomadic people?
    Used extensive irrigation an
    Had limited agriculture
    Had limited fishing
    Practiced hunting and gathering
  • Which statement accurately compares the geography and climate for two different Indian groups?
    The Puebloans and many Aztecs both lived in desert regions, but the Aztecs used a lake to grow crops.
  • What is the difference between climate and weather?
    Weather is the day to day change in the atmosphere. Climate is the long term weather over a place.
  • What dose influenced mean?
    to help produce an effect
  • Which statement accurately tells the difference between nomadic and stationary ancient American Indian groups?
    Nomadic groups tend to hunt and gather more of their food and stationary groups tend to grow more of their food.
  • The Ancestral Puebloans mostly practiced…
    agriculture.
  • What does migrated mean?
    move from one place to another
  • How is the Bering Strait different from how it was long ago?
    Today it is a body of water, while long ago it was a dry bridge of land.