People of the Land
The Inuits lived in this region
What is the Artic?
A dome-shaped house made of blocks of snow and ice, built by the nomadic Inuits
What is an igloo?
Religious leaders who sought out spirits
Who are Shaman?
Babies were carried using this tool.
What is a craddleboard?
A person who looks for artifacts
What is an archaeologist?
The Navajos and Pueblos lived in this culture area
What is the Southwest?
A rectangular shelter built by the Iroquois
What is a longhouse?
Early Americas fulfilled this command given by God by filling and ruling over North America.
What is the Creation Mandate?
These suggest that the earliest Americans were hunters.
What are clovis points?
Customs, beliefs, creative arts and institutions are called
What is culture?
A tribe who lived in the Southeast Woodlands
What is the Cherokees?
A Navajo home that was dome-shaped and made of wooden poles, tree bark and mud
What is a hogan?
This belief held by Native Americans and their use of this kind of religious person, conflicts Christian worldview because we are told to trust in God alone.
What is Shamanism/Belief in Spirits?
This large woodcarving could be found in the Pacific Northwest region.
What is a totem pole?
These feasts held by Native Americans may have lasted a few days.
What is a Potlach?
This tribe lived in the Northeast Woodlands
What is the Iroquois?
Homes built of stone and adobe that are made very close together.
What is a Pueblo?
This special room in a pueblo was set aside for religious activities.
What is a Kiva?
These items were sometimes used as money by the Iroquois.
What are wampum?
The first Americans crossed over on this straight.
What is the Bering Strait?
The culture area of the Sioux people
What is the Plains?
A Cherokee Shelter
What is a Wattle and daub?
A spirit that the Pueblo people believed in.
What is a kachina?
These items are left behind by people of the past.
What are artifacts?
This group of Indians followed lived on the Plateau, were named by French settlers and their name means "pierced nose".
Who are the Nez Perces?