Native Americans

Homes

100

Name the home AND which native American tribe lived in them. 

Tribe name : Inuits 

Dwelling name : Igloos

200

What is the name of this home AND which native American Indian tribe lived in them.  

Tribe name : Dakota / Sioux indians

Dwelling name : Teepee 

300

Name this home AND which native American Indian tribe lived in them. 

Tribe name : Yakimas

Dwelling name : Pit house

400

The Indian tribe adapted to their swampy environment by building homes on wooden platforms.

Tribe name : Seminoles

Dwelling name : Chickee

500

These homes were multi story terraced buildings made from dried clay called adobe.

Indian tribe name : Hopis

Dwelling name : Pueblos

Climate / Land

100

Name the region:  Driest cultural region, the Hopis lived here

Hot during the day, cold at night, very little rainfall

Southwest Region

200

Name the region:  icy cold winters, covered in arctic ice, the Inuits lived here.

Alsaka, Northern Canada and Greenland

300

Name the region:  Woodlands with four different seasons, the Iroquois Indian tribes lived here.

Eastern Woodlands  (stretching from Mississippi river to the Atlantic ocean)

400

Name the region: The Dakota Indian tribe lived in this region

The Great Plains

500

1.  Name the region: The Seminoles Indian tribe lived in this region

The Southeast cultural region - swamps

Ways Indians adpated to environment

100

Some Native American Indian tribes (Eg:Hopis) lived in a hot, dry environment. They adapted to this environment by..

Relied on hunting and gathering than agriculture - since they had very little water

Learning to do agriculture with less water

Built cliff dwellings

Wore cotton clothes 

200

The Inuits lived in the cold, Arctic environment. They adapted to this environment by ...

Building ice homes called Igloos

Used animal skin to make protective clothing

Made snow goggles with wood

300

The Seminole Native American tribe lived in a swampy environment. They adapted to this harsh environment by...

Building their homes 3 feet above ground

They word leggings made out of deer hide to protect their legs from sawgrass and mosquitoes

They built canoes for transportation

400

The Native American tribes (Dakotas) of the Great Plains considered bison sacred. They used this natural resource in many ways...

They used bison hide to make their homes called Tepees

They used bison hide to make warm clothing and blankets

They used the hide to make sheilds

500

The Native American Indian tribes that lived in the coastal regions has access to the ocean. They adapted to this environment by...

Relying on fishing more than hunting and gathering for food

Developed artifacts that used sea shells for decoration

Built canoes and boats for transportation

Environment and the relevant cultural development

100

Hot dry climate with no water and trees

The Native American Indian tribes in this region were hunters and gatherers. 

200

The North West Pacific Coast and the Eastern Woodlands - regions with access to ocean and heavy rainfall

The culture of the Native American Indian tribes in this region included fishing, building canoes and boats.

300

The regions that had forests, wildlife and rainfall

The Native American Indian tribes in these regions built homes using wood from the forests. Their culture included hunting, using animal hides for clothing and homes.

400

The hot, humid swampy region

The Native American Indian tribes' culture in this region included protective clothing - wearing deer hide leggings to protect themselves from sharp sawgrass and mosquitoes.

500

Regions with harsh, cold winters

The Native American Indian tribes in this region followed the culture of using animal skin to make protective clothing and blankets.

Unique Features and Vocabulary

100

Totem Poles

Artifacts carved out of cedar wood that showed a family's history, importance and events.

200

Tepees

Cone shaped homes built using wood and bison hide(Dakotas)

300

Chickees

Homes built by Seminole Native American Indian tribe in the swampy region.

400

the beliefs, customs and way of life of a group of people

culture

500

places that have common (the same) characteristics

region