1 A) DNA testing of ancient bones found in North America suggests that their ethnic origins are Asian. B) During the Ice Age, a land bridge connected Asia with what is today Alaska. C) Arrowheads found in Folsom, New Mexico, proved that people were in North America at least 10,000 years ago. D) Researchers believe that nomadic hunters following large game could have crossed Beringia into North America. 2 A) Toltec B) Aztec C) Hopewell D) Mississippian 3 A) They depended exclusively upon agriculture for their livelihood. B) They combined agriculture, hunting, and fishing to sustain their communities. C) They originally practiced agriculture, but later they became migrant hunters. D) Because of the lack of waterways in the Eastern Woodlands, they were primarily hunter-gatherers. 4 A) because the technique enriched the soil and increased crop yields B) because they were unaware of effective farming techniques C) because the technique cleared the forests D) because they were trying to clear the farmland of pests and diseases 5 A) The empires profited from extensive trading. B) The empires profited most from agriculture. C) The empires had no contact with other regions.. D) The empires never used enslaved labor. 6 A) religious and political freedom B) Christianity C) economic freedom D) Catholicism 7 A) the spread of Christianity B) the fall of the Roman Empire C) the feudal system D) the western European presence in the Middle East during the Crusades 8 A) nature B) Arab texts C) Chinese documents D) new technologies 9 A) plantation B) triangle trade C) town meeting D) Parliament 10 A) it unified the New England churches B) it supported the practice of slavery C) it led individuals to question traditional authority D) it introduced a checks and balances system for good government
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