Vocabulary
Pacific Northwest
Southwest
Great Plains
Eastern Woodlands
100

Moving from one place to another

What is nomadic

100

The artifact that the Northwest people made to tell stories, record events, and identify families

What is a totem pole?

100

The prominent Native American tribe of the desert Southwest

What is Hopi

100

This is used by plains indians to keep track of important events.

What is a Calendar Robe or Skin Story?

100

The name of the permanent shelter for the Eastern Woodlands Native Americans

What is longhouse

200

This is how the first wave of people arrived in North America

What is a land bridge (Beringia)

200

All the members of a family

What is a clan?

200

A special type of clay which the Hopi used to build their homes

What is adobe?

200

Dome-shaped homes made of sod used by central plains Indians.

What are lodges or sod houses?

200

Small polished beads that were usually made from shells and strung or woven together. Sometimes they were traded.

What is Wampum

300

Beringea connected what two pieces of land (countries)

What is Russia and Alaska

300

The name of the special feast where the guests, not the hosts received gifts

What is a potlach?

300

The artifact made by the Hopi and other southwest groups to tell stories and record events of their people.

What is pottery?

300

Cone shaped tents made of animal skins

What is teepee

300

The prominent group of the Native Americans from the Eastern Woodlands who lived further inland and hunted and farmed near the Great Lakes

What is Iroquois

400

an object made by a people group (considered a primary source of information)

What is an artifact?

400

The main source of food for the Northwest Indians

What is fish?

400

Apartment style homes of the Hopi. Also means "village" in Spanish

What is Pueblo

400

A sled like device used for carrying people and belongings

What is travois

400

The Iroquois warrior that wanted peace among the Five Nations of Iroquois.

Who is Hiawatha?

500

Walls (fences) of tall wooden poles surrounding villages to keep it safe

What is a palisade?

500

The name of the longhouses that the Northwest Indians built from the planks.

What are plankhouses?

500

The cone and dome-shaped homes built by the Navajo tribes.

What are hogans?

500

This is the main source of food for the plains indians

What is buffalo?

500

The Native American tribe who lived on the coastal plains area of the Eastern Woodlands and traded wampum beads with the Iroquois.

Who are the Algonquins?

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