Q1-The low estimates for Native American populations prior to 1492 C: were quite accurate.
Q2– Popular views or stereotypes of Native Americans include all of the following EXCEPT
D-the original man.
Q3-According to the 2010 census, the number of Americans who identify themselves as (at least
part) Native American is B: 5.3 million.
Q4–Lewis H. Morgan’s theory of Unilinear Cultural Evolution, popular in the 1800s and early
1900s, A: classified people as savage, barbaric, or civilized.
Q7– North America includes D: Greenland.
Q8-North America may be divided into general natural areas that include A: the Pacific
coast.
Q13- The names we have for Native American peoples seldom come from C:themselves.
Q17-How did Europeans initially react to the discovery of the New World?
B: By conquering people and looting resources
Q19-The 1973 occupation of Wounded Knee Creek by members of the American Indian
Movement (AIM) resulted in C: Considerable publicity for the Indian cause.
Q25 –In 2015, Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission declared that the country’s Indian
boarding school policy B: amounted to cultural genocide (ethnocide).
Q26-Men in the Arctic often settled their disputes with song contests, and they mainly fought
over A: women.
Q27-The cycle of light above the Arctic Circle can be described as
A: constant daylight from April through August.
Q30-The most prevalent land animal in the Arctic is the C: caribou.
Q33-Dogs were used throughout the Arctic to perform all of the following tasks, EXCEPT to
C-search shallow waters for sea life.
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