HIS147 quiz 1 - Course Online Help

Quiz 1

Question 1(2 points)

The Anasazi were renowned for their beautiful pottery.

Question 1 options:

	True
	False

Question 2(2 points)

The Hohokam cultured featured extensive use of irrigation.

Question 2 options:

	True
	False

Question 3(2 points)

The Mogollon civilization made no pottery but instead used nets and baskets to carry food and other goods.

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	True
	False

Question 4(2 points)

The ‘big house” in the Casa Grande area is an excellent example of public architecture by the Hohokam people.

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	True
	False

Question 5(2 points)

The Native Americans’ use of the horse and small pox are both examples of the Columbian Exchange.

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	True
	False

Question 6(2 points)

Athapaskan hunters and gatherers made extensive use of mules and horses as they migrated from Northern Canada to the Southwest.

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	True
	False

Question 7(2 points)

The Hopis and Pimas readily adapted to mission life because of the efforts of the Jesuit missionary Eusebio Francisco Kino.

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	True
	False

Question 8(2 points)

Tubac was exemplary of most towns in the Northern Spanish Frontier in that its inhabitants were a mixture of races and cultures.

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	True
	False

Question 9(2 points)

Marcos Farfan de los Godos expedition into the Verde valley led to heavy Spanish settlement throughout that region.

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	True
	False

Question 10(2 points)

The Archaic period is defined as the time from the disappearance of the mammoth hunters to the beginning of pottery making societies.

Question 10 options:

	True
	False

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