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Pennsylvania Regions and Indigenous Peoples Study Guide

Explore Pennsylvania's regions, landforms, climate, and indigenous tribes with this comprehensive study guide. Learn about migration, adaptation, and early inhabitants like the Woodland Indians.

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Pennsylvania Regions and Indigenous Peoples Study Guide

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  1. Ch.1 Jeopardy By Mr. Reese

  2. Core 1 Core 2 Core 3 Maps and Misc. Category 5 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. C1-100 What is a region? A

  4. 100-answer An area of land that has one or more features in common

  5. C1-200 Name two types of landforms? A

  6. 200-answer Mountains and Valleys

  7. C1-300 What is the height of a landform above sea level called? A

  8. 300-answer Elevation

  9. C1-400 Which P.A. region is the largest? A

  10. 400-answer Allegheny Plateau

  11. C1-500 Name the five regions of P.A.? A

  12. 500-answer Allegheny, Ridge and Valley,Piedmont,Atlantic Coastal Plain,Erie Lowland

  13. C2-100 What does it mean to migrate? A

  14. 100-answer To move from place to place

  15. C2-200 How did the climate warming change the land? A

  16. 200-answer It created rivers and streams

  17. C2-300 What does it mean to adapt? How did early pennsylvanians adapt? A

  18. 300-answer To change in order to live in a new environment. They hunted smaller animals and ate wild plants.

  19. C2-400 How were Woodland Indians different than Paleo and Archaic Indians? A

  20. 400-answer They grew their own crops and settled for longer periods of time.

  21. C2-500 What is an Atlatl? Name two other tools Archaic Indians used? A

  22. 500-answer Tool that helped to throw a spear faster and farther. Heated Stones and Stone Axe.

  23. C3-100 Define culture? A

  24. 100-answer A way of life that people share. Common beliefs, religion, languages, etc.

  25. C3-200 What does Lenni Lenape mean? A

  26. 200-answer Original people

  27. C3-300 What kind of house did the Algonquian Indians live in? A

  28. 300-answer Wigwam

  29. C3-400 Lenni Lenape were also called? A

  30. 400-answer The Delaware

  31. C3-500 What does Haudensaunee mean? A

  32. 500-answerPeople of the longhouse

  33. C4-100What kind of climate does P.A. have? A

  34. 100-answer continental.

  35. C4-200 Water changes form several times during the water cycle, what causes the water to evaporate? A

  36. 200-answer The sun

  37. C4-300 When using a map, what allows you to measure distances? A

  38. 300-answer Map scale

  39. C4-400 On a map, what tells you what different colors, lines, and symbols represent? A

  40. 400-answer Legend or key

  41. C4-500 Name all the cardinal directions on a compass including intermediate directions? A

  42. 500-answer North, south, east,west, northeast, southwest, northwest,southeast

  43. C5-100 Type the clue here. A

  44. 100-answer Type the answer here.

  45. C5-200 Type the clue here. A

  46. 200-answer Type the answer here.

  47. C5-300 Type the clue here. A

  48. 300-answer Type the answer here.

  49. C5-400 Type the clue here. A

  50. 400-answer Type the answer here.

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