Exam 8: Eastern North America

Sunflower was an early plant domesticate in the North American East.

Chunkey appears to have had social consequences in Eastern North America. What is it?

At Cahokia, ________________ contained elite burials.

Which of these artifacts was found in great quantities at the Hopewell Site?

Which of these images was not common in imagery from the Southeastern Ceremonial Complex?

How were Late Mississippian groups affected by Spanish diseases in the mid-AD 1500s?

The Poverty Point site centered on _________________________.

Cahokia's largest mound is called _____________ Mound.

The ________________ tradition emerged during the Early Woodland in Eastern North America.

The people who built the mounds of Poverty Point beginning in 1750 cal BC were primarily _____________________.

The Hopewell tradition is a clearly-defined multiregional culture with little variation.

Why do archaeologists use the term Hopewell Interaction Sphere instead of "Hopewell Culture"?

What are some common artistic images in the "Southeastern Ceremonial Complex"?

Describe the site of Moundville and its relationship with Cahokia.

The social complexity of the Late Archaic is reflected by _________ building.

The Poverty Point earthworks were constructed using:

___________________ is often described as the largest precontact city in the Americas north of Mexico.

Which of these sites was not part of "Greater Cahokia"?

Sub-Mound 51 at Cahokia included evidence of feasting.

Members of the Hopewell Interaction Sphere acquired copper from the Great Lakes region.