Question 1
What was one key reason for the diversity among pre-contact Native American cultures?
Question 2
Which confederation among the Eastern Woodlands was involved in hunting and controlled territory for resources?
Question 3
What characterizes the Clovis culture's tools?
Question 4
What era does the term 'pre-contact' refer to in North American history?
Question 5
What geographical feature connected Asia and North America during the Pleistocene?
Question 6
What was the primary worldview of many Native American groups mentioned in the lecture?
Question 7
Why is the term 'Indian' considered problematic when discussing pre-contact societies?
Question 8
Which confederation is known for its complex political structure in the Eastern Woodlands?
Question 9
Which theory suggests the earliest well-documented culture in North America?
Question 10
What role did wampum play in Eastern Woodlands societies?
Question 11
In terms of economic practices, what characterized many pre-contact Native American societies?
Question 12
Which site challenges the Clovis First Theory by suggesting earlier pre-contact populations?
Question 13
What was the primary form of social organization in pre-contact Eastern Woodlands societies?
Question 14
Which of the following is a cultural characteristic of the Eastern Woodlands groups?
Question 15
How were political and military alliances often formed among the Eastern Woodlands groups?