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What was one of the weapons that the Native Americans used for game? |
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| For little game, bow and arrow. For bigger game, a spear. |
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Who was Christopher Columbus? How did he do it? |
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He discovered the Americas by landing in the Bahamas, and thinking he was in the Indies. |
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The Makah was an Indian Tribe in the... |
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| What tribe was in the Destert Southwest? |
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They lived in the Eastern Woodlands. |
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| History passed down by word or story. |
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| How long have people lived in North Carolina? |
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| What is an archaeologist? |
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| A scientist who studies artifacts. |
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A human-made object like a pot, a weapon, or a mask that gives clues to the culture from which it comes. |
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| Plateaus that soared high above the desert floor |
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| What is the slash and burn method? |
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| When people chop down trees to make a field. |
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| a group of related people. |
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| a scientist that studies human culture |
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| How did the Makah people take advantage of the abnundace of natural resources in the Pacific Northwest? |
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| The ocean and the inland rivers yielded a walth of fish. The woods contained game, and good wood for longhouses and canoes. |
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