Corn maize - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Social Studies 4-8 Texas Certification – PACT Questions and Answers Already Passed When did the first people start to arrive in America? Around 38,000 BC. (40,000 years ago) Who were the first people to arrive in America? Nomadic Hunter-Gatherers What caused the Nomadic Hunter-Gatherers to come to America? They were following herds of animals they were hunting Define Nomadic Hunter-Gatherers Communities of people who move from place to place, relying on plants and animals fou...

Praxis 5081 - US History Latest 2023 Graded A+ Pre-Columbian Era - Groups of hunters arrive from northwest Asia and cross the land bridge Bering Strait into North America, becoming the first Americans - The Mayans, Toltecs, Aztecs, and Incas settle in Central and South America - The Adena-Hopewell, Mississippian, and Pueblo Hohokam civilizations emerge in North America - The Renaissance flourishes through Europe, leading to a revival of learning, the rise of new and powerful monarchies and th...

What crop was important to the economic development and social diversification among peoples of the West(ern US)? : maize (corn) Characteristics of the Pueblos: -Area of the US? -What did they live in? -Economy? Society? : Four-Corners region of the Southwest - area where Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico meet. Lived in small towns, or pueblos. grew maize 2 lived in complex, settled, technologically advanced societies. Characteristics of the Great Plains Indians: -Area of ...

Hunter-Gatherer A nomadic person who lives chiefly by hunting, fishing, and harvesting wild food. Maize Another name for corn, one of the staple crops of the New World. 'Contact' Europeans meeting the American Indians. Columbian Exchange The widespread transfer of plants, animals, culture, human populations, technology, and ideas between the Americas and the Old World. New World/Old World New World: American Colonies Old World: Europe Atlantic World Th...

Columbian Exchange Questions and Answers 100% Pass Name 5 biological impacts the Columbian Exchange had on the world? Diseases killed millions of Indians, potatoes and corn increased the population of Europe, sugar created more slavery, and horses... Name 3 cultural impacts the Columbian Exchange had on the world? Liberty, corporate structure, and ecology. 3. How long ago was corn domesticated? 5,000-7,000 years ago by native American people. 4. What country does corn come from? Mexico 5. Wh...

APUSH AMSCO Chapter 1 Summary & Notes Study Guide with Complete Solutions How Native Americans got to the Americas - Answer️️ -*migrants from Asia crossed a land bridge that once connect Siberia and Alaska in Bering Sea, migrated south from Arctic Circle to South America 3 highly developed civilizations - Answer️️ -Mayans, Aztecs, Incas Mayan Civilization (300-800 AD) - Answer️️ -*remarkable cities in rain forests of Yucatan Peninsula (present-day Guatemala, Belize, southern ...

Social Studies 4-8 Texas Certification – PACT questions with correct answers, 81 Q&A, 2024. When did the first people start to arrive in America? Around 38,000 BC. (40,000 years ago) Who were the first people to arrive in America? Nomadic Hunter-Gatherers What caused the Nomadic Hunter-Gatherers to come to America? They were following herds of animals they were hunting Define Nomadic Hunter-Gatherers Communities of people who move from place to place, relying on plants and animals fo...

Native Americans - Answer-1. original Americans 2. migrated to America via Siberian Land Bridge during ice age (following megafuana and fish) 3. mostly of Mongolian (?) descent Land Bridge - Answer-1. span of land connecting Siberia to North America during the ice age 2. allowed "Native" Americans to migrate to Americas Treaty of Tordesillas (1494) - Answer-1. created by the pope 2. gave all American land, except Brazil, to Spain (Brazil was claimed by Portugal) Hernando Cortés - Answe...

Examples of sustainable prehistoric civilization(s) include..... - Inca and Zuni Hopi and Zuni maize is...... - Open-pollenated and drought-tolerant The Zuni use small rock dams to slow and diffuse the water onto their agricultural fields. These rock dams work well when...... - Rainfall is more intense The Inca abandoned terraces because..... - The terraces were above the irrigation canal and were no longer needed due to the population crash The Incan terrace soils had high levels of...

PBio 1030 exam 3 Question and answers already passed 2024 PBio 1030 exam 3 Some of the oldest agricultural sites are located in which area of the world? - correct answer The Fertile Crescent Plants have been slowly domesticated to suit human needs over the past 10,000 years by which method? - correct answer artificial selection Which of the following might serve as evidence of ancient farming practices? - correct answer Grain processing tools Soil mounding and channels Terraces Po...