Question 1

The Clovis culture was

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A)  the earliest hunting culture of which we have evidence. 
B)  a hunting-gathering culture that arose in central Mexico. 
C)  the originator of the use of the atlatl. 
D)  the first group of migrants to the New World. 
E)  begun during the Archaic Period, when finding sufficient fruits and berries became problematic. 
A)  the earliest hunting culture of which we have evidence. 
B)  a hunting-gathering culture that arose in central Mexico. 
C)  the originator of the use of the atlatl. 
D)  the first group of migrants to the New World. 
E)  begun during the Archaic Period, when finding sufficient fruits and berries became problematic.

Question 2

The most significant achievement of the Chavin,according to scholars today,was

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A)  their procurement of food. 
B)  political centralization. 
C)  road networks that connected North and South America. 
D)  economic development. 
E)  None of the options are correct. 
A)  their procurement of food. 
B)  political centralization. 
C)  road networks that connected North and South America. 
D)  economic development. 
E)  None of the options are correct.

Question 3

The Clovis culture

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A)  used large spearheads. 
B)  hunted only small game. 
C)  do not appear to have used animal hides. 
D)  had no small tools. 
E)  All of the options are correct. 
A)  used large spearheads. 
B)  hunted only small game. 
C)  do not appear to have used animal hides. 
D)  had no small tools. 
E)  All of the options are correct.

Question 4

Compare and contrast what is known of Woodland,Mesoamerican,and Andean civilizations.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include trade,po

Question 5

Which of these was least important as a part of Andean religion?

Accepted Answer

A)  river spirits 
B)  blood sacrifices 
C)  reverence for ancestors 
D)  kipu cords 
E)  acceptance of rulers as demigods. 
A)  river spirits 
B)  blood sacrifices 
C)  reverence for ancestors 
D)  kipu cords 
E)  acceptance of rulers as demigods.

Question 6

Explain the role of the environment on American civilizations.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include Woodland

Exam 7: The Agrarian Revolution in the Americas

The Clovis culture was

The most significant achievement of the Chavin,according to scholars today,was

The Clovis culture

Compare and contrast what is known of Woodland,Mesoamerican,and Andean civilizations.

Which of these was least important as a part of Andean religion?

Explain the role of the environment on American civilizations.

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