Indigenous/Explorers Review Game

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Explore indigenous peoples and exploration basics.

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Froggy Jumps Indigenous/Explorers Review GameOnline version Explore indigenous peoples and exploration basics. by Patricia Dye 1 Competition a rivalry b agriculture c missionary 2 This relates to an empire or a powerful country a imperial b colonization c denomination 3 A religious group within a larger faith a Christianity b denomination c missionary 4 The usual weather in a place over a long time a irrigation b floodplain c climate 5 Moving water to land or crops to help them grow a colonization b irrigation c farming 6 Agriculture a farming industry b Iron industry c manufacturing industry 7 colonization a a country takes control of another land and settles there b settlers c indigenous 8 Flat land next to a river that can flood a desert b floodplain c 9 A lot of something a minimal b money c abundant 10 This type of soil helps farmers grow many vegetables and fruits. a desert b fertile c floodplain 11 What is diversity? a One group of people b A mix of many different kinds of people and things. c People who share the same culture 12 Culture a The way of life of a a group of people b A song c A dance 13 Living or growing naturally in a place a Indgiinous b Habitat c environment 14 Which region had longhouses as a housing style in Indigenous groups? a Mississippi River Valley b Northeast c Pacific Coast 15 Name a crop central to Indigenous farming in the Mississippi River Valley. a Wheat b Rice c Corn 16 Which group used potlatches as gifts and feasts on the Pacific Coast? a Chinook b Powhatan c Cherokee 17 Which environmental region is linked to canoe trade and near-water farming? a Atlantic Seaboard b Northeast c Mississippi River Valley 18 Which item is associated with mound-building communities? a Carved canoes b Fishing nets c Religion and community 19 Which Indigenous group is famous for cedar canoes on the Pacific Coast? a Chinook b Seminole c Iroquois 20 Which region is known for slash-and-burn farming? a Pacific Coast b Northeast c Atlantic Seaboard 21 What adaptation helped Northeast groups survive winter forests? a Desert tents b Longhouses c Paddle boats 22 Which environment is tied to diverse waterways and trade along the coast? a Mississippi River Valley b Pacific Coast c Atlantic Seaboard 23 Which staple crops were grown by Mississippi River Valley communities? a Wheat, barley, oats b Corn, beans, squash c Rice, millet, sorghum 24 Which group is associated with totem poles and cedar items? a Northeast peoples b Pacific Coast peoples c Cherokee 25 Which environment features dense forests and rivers in Indigenous life? a Pacific Coast b Mississippi River Valley c Northeast 26 Which region is known for mound-building as a cultural practice? a Northeast b Atlantic Seaboard c Mississippi River Valley 27 Name a major trade-focused Indigenous region along waterways. a Pacific Coast b Atlantic Seaboard c Northeast 28 Which Indigenous group is linked with the Cherokee and Chickasaw? a Mississippi River Valley groups b Iroquois c Powhatan 29 Which adaptation used shells and near-water resources for food? a Atlantic Seaboard b Mississippi River Valley c Northeast 30 Which people are known for longhouses in daily life? a Chinook b Pacific Coast peoples c Northeast Indigenous groups 31 Which region is famous for fishing and canoes? a Mississippi River Valley b Northeast c Atlantic Seaboard 32 Which environment is not primarily a farming region? a Mississippi River Valley b Pacific Coast c Northeast 33 Which crops show early Indigenous farming success in deep fertile lands? a Wheat, barley b Potatoes, rice c Corn, beans, squash 34 Which culture is linked to canoes and coastal trade? a Chickasaw b Iroquois c Pacific Coast Indigenous groups 35 Which area used shellfish and fishing as main food sources? a Mississippi River Valley b Atlantic Seaboard c Northeast 36 Which region shows the blend of farming and religious sites? a Atlantic Seaboard b Mississippi River Valley c Pacific Coast 37 Which group built longhouses and practiced forest adaptations? a Powhatan b Cherokee c Northeast Indigenous groups 38 What is a key element tying Indigenous groups to land? a Metal tools only b Deep connection to land and environment c Distance from water

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Indigenous/Explorers Review GameOnline version

by Patricia Dye

Competition

This relates to an empire or a powerful country

A religious group within a larger faith

The usual weather in a place over a long time

Moving water to land or crops to help them grow

Agriculture

colonization

Flat land next to a river that can flood

A lot of something

This type of soil helps farmers grow many vegetables and fruits.

What is diversity?

Culture

Living or growing naturally in a place

Which region had longhouses as a housing style in Indigenous groups?

Name a crop central to Indigenous farming in the Mississippi River Valley.

Which group used potlatches as gifts and feasts on the Pacific Coast?

Which environmental region is linked to canoe trade and near-water farming?

Which item is associated with mound-building communities?

Which Indigenous group is famous for cedar canoes on the Pacific Coast?

Which region is known for slash-and-burn farming?

What adaptation helped Northeast groups survive winter forests?

Which environment is tied to diverse waterways and trade along the coast?

Which staple crops were grown by Mississippi River Valley communities?

Which group is associated with totem poles and cedar items?

Which environment features dense forests and rivers in Indigenous life?

Which region is known for mound-building as a cultural practice?

Name a major trade-focused Indigenous region along waterways.

Which Indigenous group is linked with the Cherokee and Chickasaw?

Which adaptation used shells and near-water resources for food?

Which people are known for longhouses in daily life?

Which region is famous for fishing and canoes?

Which environment is not primarily a farming region?

Which crops show early Indigenous farming success in deep fertile lands?

Which culture is linked to canoes and coastal trade?

Which area used shellfish and fishing as main food sources?

Which region shows the blend of farming and religious sites?

Which group built longhouses and practiced forest adaptations?

What is a key element tying Indigenous groups to land?