Question 1

Term for identification: Woodland civilizations

Accepted Answer

The term "Woodland civilizations" refers

Question 2

All of the following statements are true of Austronesians EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) They were accomplished farmers, fishermen, and shellfish gatherers. 
B) They domesticated the llama and pig to add protein to their diets. 
C) They handcrafted tools from shells and stone. 
D) They practiced tattooing as part of their early cultural traditions. 
E) They invented seaworthy outrigger canoes for ocean travel. 
A) They were accomplished farmers, fishermen, and shellfish gatherers. 
B) They domesticated the llama and pig to add protein to their diets. 
C) They handcrafted tools from shells and stone. 
D) They practiced tattooing as part of their early cultural traditions. 
E) They invented seaworthy outrigger canoes for ocean travel.

Question 3

Term for identification: Peruvian textiles

Accepted Answer

Peruvian textiles refer to the tradition

Question 4

What land masses make up the Polynesian Triangle?

Accepted Answer

A) Hawai'i, Easter Island, and New Zealand 
B) Bismarck Arch, Fiji, and Samoa 
C) Tahiti, Australia, and New Zealand 
D) Hawai'i, Taiwan, and Philippines 
E) Easter Island, Samoa, and Australia 
A) Hawai'i, Easter Island, and New Zealand 
B) Bismarck Arch, Fiji, and Samoa 
C) Tahiti, Australia, and New Zealand 
D) Hawai'i, Taiwan, and Philippines 
E) Easter Island, Samoa, and Australia

Question 5

The Neolithic Native American societies were able to create impressive cultural and agricultural achievements despite lacking what element?

Accepted Answer

A) They lacked a balanced diet. 
B) They lacked permanent settlements. 
C) They lacked a trade network. 
D) They lacked draft animals, wheeled carts, and pulleys. 
E) They lacked advanced irrigation systems to support their crops. 
A) They lacked a balanced diet. 
B) They lacked permanent settlements. 
C) They lacked a trade network. 
D) They lacked draft animals, wheeled carts, and pulleys. 
E) They lacked advanced irrigation systems to support their crops.

Question 6

Term for identification: Beringia

Accepted Answer

Beringia refers to the land and maritime

Question 7

Where were the Woodland civilizations located?

Accepted Answer

A) east of the Mississippi River 
B) in southern Mexico 
C) in Central America 
D) on the Pacific coastline 
E) deep within the Amazon rainforest 
A) east of the Mississippi River 
B) in southern Mexico 
C) in Central America 
D) on the Pacific coastline 
E) deep within the Amazon rainforest

Question 8

The best known of the Woodland Societies was the ____________________, which was distinguished by burial mounds and fabric-motif pottery.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The best known of the Woodland Societies...

Question 9

Which of the following was characteristic of the Clovis culture?

Accepted Answer

A) They used large spearheads. 
B) They hunted only small game. 
C) They do not appear to have used animal hides. 
D) They used atlatls exclusively for hunting. 
E) They built burial mounds. 
A) They used large spearheads. 
B) They hunted only small game. 
C) They do not appear to have used animal hides. 
D) They used atlatls exclusively for hunting. 
E) They built burial mounds.

Question 10

Which of the following statements was true of Early Peruvian civilizations?

Accepted Answer

A) The El Niño effect usually improved fishing prospects for the year. 
B) The inhabitants established early on a major cotton textile industry. 
C) Early Peruvians isolated themselves from trade and exchange with outsiders. 
D) Food shortages were often worse in Peru than in Mesoamerica, due to more mountainous terrain. 
E) Earliest settlers to the area appeared along the rivers flowing from the Peruvian mountains. 
A) The El Niño effect usually improved fishing prospects for the year. 
B) The inhabitants established early on a major cotton textile industry. 
C) Early Peruvians isolated themselves from trade and exchange with outsiders. 
D) Food shortages were often worse in Peru than in Mesoamerica, due to more mountainous terrain. 
E) Earliest settlers to the area appeared along the rivers flowing from the Peruvian mountains.

Question 11

What are two examples of the animals the Peruvian people raised for food?

Accepted Answer

A) camels and sheep 
B) horses and cows 
C) turtles and frogs 
D) turkeys and hamsters 
E) guinea pigs and llamas 
A) camels and sheep 
B) horses and cows 
C) turtles and frogs 
D) turkeys and hamsters 
E) guinea pigs and llamas

Question 12

Term for identification: pit house

Accepted Answer

A pit house, also known as a pit dwellin

Question 13

Explain how the climate affected the development of each of the major civilizations in the Americas including the Woodland, Mesoamerican, and Andean civilizations.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include Woodland

Question 14

Which of the following statement best describes the Folsom culture?

Accepted Answer

A) They wove cotton fishing nets. 
B) They smelted metals of all kinds. 
C) They built permanent villages when they transitioned to agriculture. 
D) They used smaller, fluted spearheads for hunting. 
E) They hunted woolly mammoth, giant sloths, and giant bison. 
A) They wove cotton fishing nets. 
B) They smelted metals of all kinds. 
C) They built permanent villages when they transitioned to agriculture. 
D) They used smaller, fluted spearheads for hunting. 
E) They hunted woolly mammoth, giant sloths, and giant bison.

Question 15

On which axis is the Western Hemisphere oriented?

Accepted Answer

A) north-to-west axis 
B) south-to-east axis 
C) northwest-to-east axis 
D) north-to-south axis 
E) east-to-west axis 
A) north-to-west axis 
B) south-to-east axis 
C) northwest-to-east axis 
D) north-to-south axis 
E) east-to-west axis

Question 16

Which of the following statements is true of the Adena culture?

Accepted Answer

A) They settled in southeast Mexico. 
B) They had terraced and well irrigated farm lands. 
C) They domesticated beans and maize. 
D) They wove woolen textiles for trade. 
E) They covered the dead under earthen mounds. 
A) They settled in southeast Mexico. 
B) They had terraced and well irrigated farm lands. 
C) They domesticated beans and maize. 
D) They wove woolen textiles for trade. 
E) They covered the dead under earthen mounds.

Exam 6: Ancient China to 221 Bce

Term for identification: Woodland civilizations

All of the following statements are true of Austronesians EXCEPT

Term for identification: Peruvian textiles

What land masses make up the Polynesian Triangle?

The Neolithic Native American societies were able to create impressive cultural and agricultural achievements despite lacking what element?

Term for identification: Beringia

Where were the Woodland civilizations located?

The best known of the Woodland Societies was the ____________________, which was distinguished by burial mounds and fabric-motif pottery.

Which of the following was characteristic of the Clovis culture?

Which of the following statements was true of Early Peruvian civilizations?

What are two examples of the animals the Peruvian people raised for food?

Term for identification: pit house

Explain how the climate affected the development of each of the major civilizations in the Americas including the Woodland, Mesoamerican, and Andean civilizations.

Which of the following statement best describes the Folsom culture?

On which axis is the Western Hemisphere oriented?

Which of the following statements is true of the Adena culture?

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