This board helps players review Social Studies through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Key Vocabulary, Migration & Climate, Regional Shelters, Native American Economies, Culture & Society. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.
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A peek at what's on the board — 5 categories and one sample clue from each. Answers stay hidden until you open them, so the game still works.
This term means the way of life shared by a group of people.
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culture
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The Inuit lived in this climate by this place, according to the word bank exercise.
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cold by the sea
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These snow-block homes matched the Arctic region in the shelter list.
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igloos
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Rivers in the Eastern Woodland and Northwest regions were essential for this activity.
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trading
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This belief holds that spirits are part of the natural world.
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animism
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Board content
Key Vocabulary
- $100 — This term means the way of life shared by a group of people.
- culture
- $200 — A system a group uses to make and exchange goods.
- economy
- $300 — Moving from one place to another, not settled.
- nomadic
- $400 — Scientists who study cultures of people who lived long ago.
- archaeologists
- $500 — The practice of planting seeds and growing crops for food.
- agriculture
Migration & Climate
- $100 — The Inuit lived in this climate by this place, according to the word bank exercise.
- cold by the sea
- $200 — The Mound Builders lived in this type of climate by these waterways.
- mild by rivers
- $300 — The Ancient Puebloans lived in this climate by this landform.
- hot by the desert
- $400 — The first Americans moved this direction in search of warmer climates.
- south
- $500 — Climate allowed travel over this temporary feature to reach North America.
- land bridge
Regional Shelters
- $100 — These snow-block homes matched the Arctic region in the shelter list.
- igloos
- $200 — These wood homes matched the Eastern Woodlands in the shelter list.
- wigwams and longhouses
- $300 — These timber homes matched the Northwest in the shelter list.
- plank houses
- $400 — These portable cone tents matched the Plains in the shelter list.
- teepees
- $500 — These clay homes matched the Southwest in the shelter list.
- pueblos/adobe
Native American Economies
- $100 — Rivers in the Eastern Woodland and Northwest regions were essential for this activity.
- trading
- $200 — These people collected roots and berries for food.
- gatherers
- $300 — Northwest Native Americans often got food by this, including salmon and whales.
- fishing
- $400 — Extra beaver and deer furs could be used this way to grow a tribe’s economy.
- trading
- $500 — Digging canals to transport water to crops is an example of this practice.
- irrigation
Culture & Society
- $100 — This belief holds that spirits are part of the natural world.
- animism
- $200 — The dolls worshipped by Northwest Native Americans represented spirits of the natural world.
- kachinas
- $300 — In early societies, this gender’s roles included hunting and keeping the camp safe.
- men
- $400 — Planting crops and gathering water were roles for this group.
- women
- $500 — The word for family members who lived in the past, used in the word bank.
- ancestors
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