Chapter Six The Settlement Of The Americas And The Pacific 1 Jeopardy Template

Mesoamerica and the olmec	Early Andean Chiefdoms and the Early Andean Chiefdoms and the Chavin civilization	Ancestral Polynesians And The Settlement Of Oceania	Native American Artwork
100 Where did Mesoamerican societies locate? Tropical lowlands inland from the Gulf of Mexico	100 What did successful civilizations depend on? Cooperation and trade among ethnic groups	100 What are the inspectors of today's Polynesians, Indonesians, and Malaysians? Austronesians(southern peoples)	100 In the Andes, this art form predated ceramics by thousands of years. cloth-weaving
200 What was the Olmec's regional ascendancy based on? Religious practices	200 Where did some fishing groups moved to when the climate became drier? East, along the oases of mountain-fed rivers that drain into the Pacific Ocean	200 About when did the first stage of expansion begin? 4000 B.C.E	200 This type of art is believed to have been an early tradition among Austronesian cultures tattooing
300 Surviving sculptures indicate the Olmec created a theocratic society ruled by? A hereditary king or high priest ruler and a small elite group of priests of the official religion	300 What were held in great importance in the Andean society? Peruvian textiles and fibers	300 The ancestral Austronesians were...(specified in book)? Accomplished Neolithic farmers and skilled shellfish gatherers and fishermen	300 Standing up to nine feet high and weighing nearly twelve tons, these well-known Olmec-made basalt statues are in the shape of what? heads
400 What animal did elites dress up as to show powerful connections with divine forces(specified in book)? Jaguars	400 Why was weaving so important in the Andean society? It was a labor of devotion, a gift of gratitude to the gods, the ancestors, and the leaders	400 Where did the Lapita migrations bring the Austronesians to? The edge of the Remote Oceania	400 Unlike other Woodland civilizations, one defining trait of Adena pottery was plainness
500 What happened to the Olmec culture and by whom were they replaced by in 600-500 B.C.E? The importance of their culture began to decline and they were replaced by the neighbouring Mayas	500 What are some possible reasons for Chavín's collapse? Overpopulation, increased social stratification, and rising militarism in the region	500 The western peoples of Austronesian seafarers sailed across what ocean to where(specified in book)? Across the Indian Ocean to Madagascar	500 This animal was a major inspiration for Olmec art and architecture jaguar

Chapter six: The settlement of the Americas and the Pacific

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