Native Americans Cloze Review Quiz # 1 Essential Question: Where did the first Native Americans come from and how did they live?

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Native Americans Cloze Review Quiz # 1 Essential Question: Where did the first Native Americans come from and how did they live?

The first people to live in North America most likely came from _______________. The most likely got hear by foot across the Bering Strait _________________, or by boat along the coast of the __________________. Asia land bridge

These people were_________________, which means they moved from place to place to follow their food source. They were also ______________which means they collected plants and hunted animals for food. nomads hunter-gatherers

Native Americans used many ________________________. _______________________ are items found in nature that we use. natural resources

Some examples of natural resources that Native Americans used are: _______________,___________, animal skins, animal bones, _______________. water wood rocks

About 2000 years ago New York Native Americans stopped ________________ from place to place following their food because they started ______________. moving farming

There were three very important crops that The Native Americans planted. They were ______________, ______________ and _______________. These three crops were known as the __________________. corn beans squash Three Sisters