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Ohio 1.3 Ohio's Early People
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Native Americans in Ohio
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Which natural resource did the Iroquois use to make houses?
houses? young trees and tree bark
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This group of people arrived in North America from Asia following the mammoths and mastodons.
Prehistoric People
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After the _____________ ended, the larger animals became extinct, so people hunted the smaller animals.
Ice Age
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What is a scientist who studies people who lived in the past are called?
Archaeologists
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What is an object made by people who lived long ago, often studied by an archaeologist?
an artifact
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Who are the first group of mound builders in Ohio?
Adena Indians
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What is a word that means something or someone existed before living history?
Prehistoric
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Signs of trading such as shells from the Atlantic Ocean and ______________ from Lake Superior were found in Ohio.
copper
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What do you call mounds in the shape of animals?
Effigy mounds
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A way of life shared by a group of people is called __________________________.
Culture
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This tribe was probably the first tribe to use bows and arrows.
arrows. Fort Ancient Indians
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