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2365 EXAM | Questions and Answers | 100%
Correct (Latest Update )
1. By 1000 CE, Amerindian populations in the southern and southeastern
portions of North America grew ____________ which was primarily consumed in
religious and ritual ceremonies.
Tobacco
Peyote
Marijuana
Poppies/Opium: Tobacco
2. Human-made material or texts from the time period that is being
investigated by the historian is/are a _____________.
Primary source
Meta-narrative
Secondary source: Primary source
3. The landmass over which both ancient bison and humans migrated en
route to North America is called _________.
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Kenal
Valerius
Beringia
Knik: Beringia
4. According to anthropologists like Nicole Waguespack and Deanna
Grimstead, Paleo-Indians _________ because it was the most efficient form of
foraging and acquiring food high in nutrients.
Hunted the numerous small game animals
Picked wild grasses (like wheat)
Lived in mast-bearing forests
Hunted megafauna: Hunted megafauna
5. According to anthropologists like Nicole Waguespack, Paleo-Indians did
not have a division of labor based on sex.
True
False: false
6. The earliest bone bed at the Bonfire Shelter was marked by the remains of
bison bison, which were driven over the cliff, and by extension Folsom projectile
points that were used to dispatch the wounded animals. True
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False: false
7. An ancient Pleistocene horse lived on the North American continent for
millennia, but there had not been a horse on the continent for thousands of years
by the time that the Spanish established settlements in the sixteenth century.
True
False: true
8. Bonfire Shelter in West Texas is likely an example of a _______. Pushkin
Pueblo agricultural village
Cherokee Indian hunting ground: pushkin
9. In the account by Cortes of his meeting with Montezuma, the Aztec leader
assumed the Spaniard that _______________.
The Aztecs were the native peoples of the region and would never surrender
their claim to the land
The Aztecs had sufficient gold to offer Cortes a ransom for the whole city
The Aztecs were expecting a representative of past lord and would submit to
Cortes as such: The Aztecs were expecting a representative of past lord and
would submit to Cortes as such
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10. According to the material and articles introduced in the lectures, the
primary cause for the disappearance of megafauna in North America at the end
of the late Quaternary period/last ice-age period was _____________.
The arrival of humans to the continent
Climate change marked by rising temperatures
The migration of new and supplanting herbivores once ocean levels rose: The
arrival of humans to the continent
11. _________refers to a societal power structure in which males appear to be
dominant. Patrilineal
Matriarchal
Patriarchal
Matrilineal: Patriarchal
12. Which of the following plants was not grown by American Indians for
consumption before the arrival of Europeans in the sixteenth century? Peppers
Wheat
Squash
Sunflowers
Pumpkins
2365 EXAM | Questions and Answers | 100%
Correct (Latest Update )
1. By 1000 CE, Amerindian populations in the southern and southeastern
portions of North America grew ____________ which was primarily consumed in
religious and ritual ceremonies.
Tobacco
Peyote
Marijuana
Poppies/Opium: Tobacco
2. Human-made material or texts from the time period that is being
investigated by the historian is/are a _____________.
Primary source
Meta-narrative
Secondary source: Primary source
3. The landmass over which both ancient bison and humans migrated en
route to North America is called _________.
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Kenal
Valerius
Beringia
Knik: Beringia
4. According to anthropologists like Nicole Waguespack and Deanna
Grimstead, Paleo-Indians _________ because it was the most efficient form of
foraging and acquiring food high in nutrients.
Hunted the numerous small game animals
Picked wild grasses (like wheat)
Lived in mast-bearing forests
Hunted megafauna: Hunted megafauna
5. According to anthropologists like Nicole Waguespack, Paleo-Indians did
not have a division of labor based on sex.
True
False: false
6. The earliest bone bed at the Bonfire Shelter was marked by the remains of
bison bison, which were driven over the cliff, and by extension Folsom projectile
points that were used to dispatch the wounded animals. True
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False: false
7. An ancient Pleistocene horse lived on the North American continent for
millennia, but there had not been a horse on the continent for thousands of years
by the time that the Spanish established settlements in the sixteenth century.
True
False: true
8. Bonfire Shelter in West Texas is likely an example of a _______. Pushkin
Pueblo agricultural village
Cherokee Indian hunting ground: pushkin
9. In the account by Cortes of his meeting with Montezuma, the Aztec leader
assumed the Spaniard that _______________.
The Aztecs were the native peoples of the region and would never surrender
their claim to the land
The Aztecs had sufficient gold to offer Cortes a ransom for the whole city
The Aztecs were expecting a representative of past lord and would submit to
Cortes as such: The Aztecs were expecting a representative of past lord and
would submit to Cortes as such
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10. According to the material and articles introduced in the lectures, the
primary cause for the disappearance of megafauna in North America at the end
of the late Quaternary period/last ice-age period was _____________.
The arrival of humans to the continent
Climate change marked by rising temperatures
The migration of new and supplanting herbivores once ocean levels rose: The
arrival of humans to the continent
11. _________refers to a societal power structure in which males appear to be
dominant. Patrilineal
Matriarchal
Patriarchal
Matrilineal: Patriarchal
12. Which of the following plants was not grown by American Indians for
consumption before the arrival of Europeans in the sixteenth century? Peppers
Wheat
Squash
Sunflowers
Pumpkins
