History Ch. 1 America's First People Worksheet

A person who looks for and studies artifacts to learn about the ancient people of a region ______________.
Man made objects left behind by people of the past are referred to as ________.
Skins from deer that were often used as clothing ______.
Native Americans often worked with their babies by carrying them in a _____.________
We, people, are commanded to fill the earth and rule over it. This is called the ________.
The customs, beliefs and creative arts of a group of people are called ______.
Native Americans used ___________ to hunt whale.
A dome shaped Navajo home made of wooden poles, tree bark, and mud is called a _____.
A dome shaped house made from blocks of snow and ice or sod that was built by the nomadic Inuits.
A spirit who the Pueblo people believed controlled object of nature is a _______.
A special room in the pueblo that was set aside for religious activities is a ______.
An Iroquois shelter that is rectangular shaped is called a ______.
The movement from one region to settle in another region is to _______.
The telling of stories by voice or aloud is referred to as _____.
Feasts by the Makah that often lasted several days in which the host presented gifts to his guests is a ______.
An American Indian village of the Southwest made of stone and adobe buildings built very close together is a ______>
A Native American religious leader is called a _____.
A process of soaking, stretching, and drying animal skins for preservation is called ______.
A Chumash canoe built from cedar and redwood planks and sealed with asphalt is a _____.
A ________ is a large wooden statue with several carved faces of creatures that was placed in front of many Makah homes.
Beads made by the Iroquios that were used for belts, money, and trade are ______.
Cherokee shelters built with sticks or river cane plastered with mud.