Question 1

Describe the impact of Europeans on this region, from the fur trade to today.

Accepted Answer

The impact of Europeans on this region,

Question 2

Describe the material culture and technology of Subarctic people.

Accepted Answer

The material culture and technology of S

Question 3

Discuss the life cycle of the traditional Western Woods Cree.

Accepted Answer

The traditional life cycle of the Wester

Question 4

By the late nineteenth century, the number of prey a hunter could catch increased due to the

Accepted Answer

A) introduction of guns to the region. 
B) dispersal of European hunters to other parts of North America. 
C) application of European poisons to spearheads. 
D) animal population growth resulting from new vegetation. 
A) introduction of guns to the region. 
B) dispersal of European hunters to other parts of North America. 
C) application of European poisons to spearheads. 
D) animal population growth resulting from new vegetation.

Question 5

How early did the Algonquian and Athapaskan groups move into the Subarctic? How were they organized, and what were their resources?

Accepted Answer

The Algonquian and Athapaskan groups mov

Question 6

Describe the material culture and technology of Subarctic people.

Accepted Answer

The material culture and technology of S

Question 7

The Subarctic __________.

Accepted Answer

A) is the largest culture area in North America 
B) has relatively warm winters and long summers 
C) has little water 
D) has very few forests 
A) is the largest culture area in North America 
B) has relatively warm winters and long summers 
C) has little water 
D) has very few forests

Question 8

The 30 major groups of the Subarctic were divided into two major language families, which were the

Accepted Answer

A) Numic and Paiute. 
B) Wakashan and Nootka. 
C) Eskimo and Unangan. 
D) Athapaskan and Algonquian. 
A) Numic and Paiute. 
B) Wakashan and Nootka. 
C) Eskimo and Unangan. 
D) Athapaskan and Algonquian.

Question 9

Discuss the life cycle of the traditional Western Woods Cree.

Accepted Answer

The traditional life cycle of the Wester

Question 10

Political organization in the Subarctic involved __________.

Accepted Answer

A) hereditary headmen 
B) little preparation for war, as it was rare 
C) highly flexible, mobile, small local bands 
D) permanent villages that never moved 
A) hereditary headmen 
B) little preparation for war, as it was rare 
C) highly flexible, mobile, small local bands 
D) permanent villages that never moved

Question 11

In the Subarctic there were four categories of spirits: spirit helpers, human spirits, animal spirits, and place spirits.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

The Cree diet included __________.

Accepted Answer

A) fish in the summer but not in the winter 
B) kelp 
C) whale meat 
D) all of the above 
A) fish in the summer but not in the winter 
B) kelp 
C) whale meat 
D) all of the above

Question 13

Discuss the impact of the shaman and the concept of the Manitou on the religious and medical practices of the Western Woods Cree.

Accepted Answer

The shaman and the concept of the Manito

Question 14

The Subarctic

Accepted Answer

A) represents the largest culture area in North America. 
B) has relatively warm winters and long summers. 
C) has a shortage of water. 
D) has few forests. 
A) represents the largest culture area in North America. 
B) has relatively warm winters and long summers. 
C) has a shortage of water. 
D) has few forests.

Question 15

Cree medicine used sucking cures, spells, and some pharmacology.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Since the Asubpeeschoseewagong First Nation won their court battle to stop clear-cutting of forests on traditional lands,

Accepted Answer

A) aboriginal rights to land have been reestablished. 
B) the availability of timber has doubled. 
C) the Canadian government has limited mining and logging permits. 
D) nothing has really changed on the ground. 
A) aboriginal rights to land have been reestablished. 
B) the availability of timber has doubled. 
C) the Canadian government has limited mining and logging permits. 
D) nothing has really changed on the ground.

Question 17

European impact on the Subarctic included

Accepted Answer

A) removal of Indian settlements to distant regions. 
B) increased conservation of resources. 
C) the introduction of devastating diseases. 
D) the pollution of lakes and rivers. 
A) removal of Indian settlements to distant regions. 
B) increased conservation of resources. 
C) the introduction of devastating diseases. 
D) the pollution of lakes and rivers.

Question 18

Paleoindians in the Subarctic exploited mainly coastal areas because of glaciation in interior regions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Describe the impact of Europeans on this region, from the fur trade to today.

Describe the material culture and technology of Subarctic people.

Discuss the life cycle of the traditional Western Woods Cree.

By the late nineteenth century, the number of prey a hunter could catch increased due to the

How early did the Algonquian and Athapaskan groups move into the Subarctic? How were they organized, and what were their resources?

Describe the material culture and technology of Subarctic people.

The Subarctic __________.

The 30 major groups of the Subarctic were divided into two major language families, which were the

Discuss the life cycle of the traditional Western Woods Cree.

Political organization in the Subarctic involved __________.

In the Subarctic there were four categories of spirits: spirit helpers, human spirits, animal spirits, and place spirits.

The Cree diet included __________.

Discuss the impact of the shaman and the concept of the Manitou on the religious and medical practices of the Western Woods Cree.

The Subarctic

Cree medicine used sucking cures, spells, and some pharmacology.

Since the Asubpeeschoseewagong First Nation won their court battle to stop clear-cutting of forests on traditional lands,

European impact on the Subarctic included

Paleoindians in the Subarctic exploited mainly coastal areas because of glaciation in interior regions.

Introduction

European Invasion

Native Peoples of the Arctic

Native Peoples of the Plateau

Native Peoples of the Northwest Coast

Native Peoples of the Great Basin

Native Peoples of California

Native Peoples of the Southwest

Native Peoples of the Great Plains

Native Peoples of the Northeast

Native Peoples of the Southeast

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Exam 4: Native Peoples of the Subarctic

Describe the impact of Europeans on this region, from the fur trade to today.

Describe the material culture and technology of Subarctic people.

Discuss the life cycle of the traditional Western Woods Cree.

By the late nineteenth century, the number of prey a hunter could catch increased due to the

How early did the Algonquian and Athapaskan groups move into the Subarctic? How were they organized, and what were their resources?

Describe the material culture and technology of Subarctic people.

The Subarctic __________.

The 30 major groups of the Subarctic were divided into two major language families, which were the

Discuss the life cycle of the traditional Western Woods Cree.

Political organization in the Subarctic involved __________.

In the Subarctic there were four categories of spirits: spirit helpers, human spirits, animal spirits, and place spirits.

The Cree diet included __________.

Discuss the impact of the shaman and the concept of the Manitou on the religious and medical practices of the Western Woods Cree.

The Subarctic

Cree medicine used sucking cures, spells, and some pharmacology.

Since the Asubpeeschoseewagong First Nation won their court battle to stop clear-cutting of forests on traditional lands,

European impact on the Subarctic included

Paleoindians in the Subarctic exploited mainly coastal areas because of glaciation in interior regions.

Introduction

European Invasion

Native Peoples of the Arctic

Native Peoples of the Plateau

Native Peoples of the Northwest Coast

Native Peoples of the Great Basin

Native Peoples of California

Native Peoples of the Southwest

Native Peoples of the Great Plains

Native Peoples of the Northeast

Native Peoples of the Southeast

Contemporary Issues

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