Global Americans Volume 1

Archaic peoples did little to modify their environments.

The analysis of ancient human bones suggests that agriculture caused a decline in health and nutrition among native groups. 

Throughout the Americas, all native groups lived in small villages of a few hundred people.

The category of gender is rooted in biology and is uniform across societies. 

At its peak, the Maya civilization had a population of 3 to 5 million people.

The most extensive American Indian empire was the Inca. 

The Anasazi were skilled stone masons who developed a culture similar to the Hohokam. 

Even after their decline and disappearance, cultural elements of the Adena and Hopewell​ could be found over much of eastern North America as a result of trade.

The historic peoples of the Southeast, the Cados, Choctaw, Chickasaws, Cherokees, and Creeksemerged as some of the earliest civilizations within the Mississippian culture.

Nearly all the peoples of the Americas traded with neighbors for commodities they could not produce. 

Which of the following best explains the differences in the means of subsistence and lifestyles that emerged among Indian groups in the New World?

Until about 2 million years ago, Homo erectus , the distant ancestors of modern humans, lived only in​

Evidence about early Native American cultures comes mainly from​

According to archaeologists, approximately when did the first humans arrive in America?​

During the Pleistocene Era, the land mass between Siberia and Alaska, also known as _________________ was exposed.​

Which of the following was a feature of Paleoindian peoples?  ​

Which of the following is true about Paleoindian settlement in the Americas?​

Around _________________, the enormous ice sheets that had covered much of northern America began to melt.​

As a result of the warming temperatures during the late Pleistocene Era,

Which of the following was not a feature of the Archaic era?​