Chapter 7 Student Quiz

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. The three great archaeological traditions of the American southwest are:

Ancestral Puebo, Hopi, Zuni. correct incorrect

Ancestral Pueblo, Hopewell, Magdalenian. correct incorrect

Ancestral Pueblo, Hohokam, Mogollon. correct incorrect

Sinagua, Salado, Patayan. correct incorrect

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. The descendants of the Ancestral Pueblo:

All died out during the Spanish colonization period. correct incorrect

Died out before the Spanish colonization. correct incorrect

Mostly migrated to central Mexico. correct incorrect

Live in the modern Zuni, Hopi, and Rio Grande pueblos. correct incorrect

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. Around 2100 cal BC, Hohokam people began to incorporate maize into their diets. Maize was:

Domesticated in the American Southwest. correct incorrect

Introduced from central North America. correct incorrect

Introduced from what is now Mexico. correct incorrect

Introduced from the Pacific Northwest. correct incorrect

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. Late Archaic Hohokam people relied on _____________ for maize agriculture.

Irrigation correct incorrect

Ongoing trade correct incorrect

Foraging wild corn correct incorrect

Cost-benefit analyses correct incorrect

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. What was the origin of Ancestral Pueblo groups?

They migrated from what is now Mexico. correct incorrect

They migrated from areas to the northeast. correct incorrect

They are descended from the Hohokam. correct incorrect

They are descended from the Archaic groups that preceeded them. correct incorrect

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. The large-scale system of organization and settlement in and around Chaco Canyon, New Mexico is called:

Chaco I. correct incorrect

Pueblo Bonito. correct incorrect

Pueblo I. correct incorrect

The Chaco Phenomenon. correct incorrect

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. Pueblo Bonito included as many as ____________ rooms.

100 correct incorrect

300 correct incorrect

500 correct incorrect

700 correct incorrect

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. The people of Chaco had trading links to Mesoamerica and incorporated some aspects of Mesoamerican rituals, as evidenced by trade in:

Shells. correct incorrect

Live macaws. correct incorrect

Cacao. correct incorrect

Copper bells. correct incorrect

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. Tree-ring evidence shows that most timber in Chaco was harvested in:

Fall. correct incorrect

Late spring. correct incorrect

Winter. correct incorrect

Mid-summer. correct incorrect

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. Sites in Chaco Canyon likely avoided widespread warfare. One piece of evidence for this is:

Sites in Chaco Canyon lack fortifications. correct incorrect

One adult male burial shows an arrowhead in the ribs. correct incorrect

Some female skeletons show evidence of head trauma. correct incorrect

There is evidence of cooperative feasting. correct incorrect

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. After the classic period in AD 1450, Hohokam descendants dispersed. They are likely represented today by:

Tohono O'odham people. correct incorrect

Pima people. correct incorrect

Hopi people. correct incorrect

Both a and b.
correct incorrect