chapter 1 test review
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| Archaeologists in Mexico found signs that people in Mesoamerica were the first to grow __ | Maise/corn
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| The first European explorers to reach the shores of North America were ___ | Scandinavian Vikings led by Leif Eriksson
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| Paleo-Indians who migrated into North America were ___ | Hunter-gatherers
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| The development of this led to the development of complex societies among Native American groups. | agriculture
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| The Aztecs created a large empire by conquering most of the groups living in what area? | Central Mexico
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| Rectangular dwellings made from logs and bark were known as ___ | longhouses
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| Timbuktu became a center is Islamic culture and learning because ___ | Mali's rulers embraced Islam
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| The Iroquois were a Native American culture group. Who controlled this group? | in which women controlled material goods
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| During the Middle Ages, these were people who gave their services in exchange for land.__ | vassals
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| During the mid-and late Middle Ages who lost their power? ___ | nobles lost power as monarchs expanded their control over vast areas
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| One of the first documents to help to help protect the rights of free individuals was ___ | Magna Carta
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| The Christians who embarked on the Crusades were urged to do so by ___ | Pope Urban II
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| During the early Middle Ages, monasteries __ | became centers of education and book production
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| Writing symbols images that represent ideas are ___ | glyphs
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| People in martilineal societies trace their ancestry through their fathers. | Martilineal societies trace their ancestry through their mothers.
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| The first Paleo-Indian migration into Alaska occurred sometime between 38,000BC and 10,000 BC | This is true
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| The Crusades began in 1095 to regain possession of the Holy Lands from the Muslims | This is true
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| William of Normandy's survey of his realm resulted in ___. | the rise of feudalism
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| Paleo-Indians first entered North America __ | by crossing a land bridge called Beringia
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| Muhammad, a merchant who lived on the Arabian Peninsula, founded a religion called __. | Islam
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| The Iroquois were one of the most powerful people in North America, how were they governed? | They were guided by the Iroquois League council
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| What role did women play in Iroquois culture? | They could select male members of the Iroquois Council, veto their decisions and remove its members, and were responsibile for most aspects of community life.
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| Why did the Paleo-Indians first move into North America? | Searching/following game to hunt.
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