Respuesta :
1. A
Anthropologists study human specie and its ancestors, they research and study all aspects of humans specie both in the past and in the present.
2. B.
Items made by ancient people are called artifacts. These items are usually recovered by archaeologists who study and analyse them.
3. B.
The human remains which scientists found in South Carolina indicated that people had once lived in that place.
4. A.
American Indian used mounds for burial purposes, to build importance houses such as temples and for ritual purposes.
5.C
The earliest people to settle in North America were gatherers, they wandered about looking for food to eat.
6. C
The Paleo-Indian are the earliest settlers in America, they are the first ones to enter and inhabit America.
7. A.
The discovery of fire may it possible for man to cook his food, this open up a new way of preparing food and changed the nutrition of those people living then. Fire also provided a source of warmth and protection.
8. C.
During the woodland era, people began practicing agriculture by planting crops; they cultivated different crops and stored the crops in earthen pot-wares.
9. D.
The invention of pottery allowed American Indians to store their food in those pots. Ability to store food for a period of time discourage the people from wandering about frequently again.
10. C
The early Mississippian villages uses Palisades to surround and enclosed their settlements in order to protect themselves from their enemies.
11. A.
The archaic period was the last in the pre historic period, it is divided into early, middle and late archaic period.
12. D.
The woodland era is a developed era in which items such as copper bracelets, picture writing, etc were used. Pottery, agriculture and permanent settlements are the defining features of this era.
Anthropologists study human specie and its ancestors, they research and study all aspects of humans specie both in the past and in the present.
2. B.
Items made by ancient people are called artifacts. These items are usually recovered by archaeologists who study and analyse them.
3. B.
The human remains which scientists found in South Carolina indicated that people had once lived in that place.
4. A.
American Indian used mounds for burial purposes, to build importance houses such as temples and for ritual purposes.
5.C
The earliest people to settle in North America were gatherers, they wandered about looking for food to eat.
6. C
The Paleo-Indian are the earliest settlers in America, they are the first ones to enter and inhabit America.
7. A.
The discovery of fire may it possible for man to cook his food, this open up a new way of preparing food and changed the nutrition of those people living then. Fire also provided a source of warmth and protection.
8. C.
During the woodland era, people began practicing agriculture by planting crops; they cultivated different crops and stored the crops in earthen pot-wares.
9. D.
The invention of pottery allowed American Indians to store their food in those pots. Ability to store food for a period of time discourage the people from wandering about frequently again.
10. C
The early Mississippian villages uses Palisades to surround and enclosed their settlements in order to protect themselves from their enemies.
11. A.
The archaic period was the last in the pre historic period, it is divided into early, middle and late archaic period.
12. D.
The woodland era is a developed era in which items such as copper bracelets, picture writing, etc were used. Pottery, agriculture and permanent settlements are the defining features of this era.