Corn,beans, and squash were eaten by most Native Americans.
What are the THREE SISTERS?
100
This Native American group lived in present-day Alaska, Canada, and Greenland. They wore the fur of the caribou and other furry animals they hunted for clothing.
Who are the INUIT?
100
Southwest Indians used sticks, stones, and a type of clay to build their houses.
What is ADOBE?
100
This group of American Indians settled near the Arctic, in present-day Alaska, Canada, and Greenland. Their homeland has a very cold climate.
Who are the INUIT?
100
Native Americans crossed this on their way to North America.
What is a LAND BRIDGE?
200
The Plains Indians, like the Pawnee and Sioux, hunted buffalo and gathered berries for food. In what kind of shelter would they have lived?
What is a TEEPEE?
200
This Native American group wore clothing made from cotton.
Who are the HOPI?
200
This type of shelter was used by the Pawnee as temporary homes when they hunted buffalos?
What is a TEEPEE?
200
This American Indian group built their villages near the ocean or rivers. Their resources were wood, salmon, and whales. Their homes faced the sea.
Who are the KWAKIUTLE?
200
This word describes movement from one region to another.
What is MIGRATION?
300
The Eastern Woodland Indians, like the Cherokee and Seminole, lived and forests, hunted small animals, and gathered food. From what material would the shelter have been?
What are TRESS AND BARK?
300
This Native American group wore clothes made from buffalo and deer skins.
Who are the PAWNEE?
300
This type of home used by the Semionoles was an open house built up on stilts.
What is a CHICKEE?
300
This region includes all of present-day Arizona and New Mexico.
What is the SOUTHWEST region?
300
A huge, thick sheet of slowly moving ice
What is the a GLACIER?
400
This group of Native Americans (which included tribes such as the Hopi), lived in a desert region, made pubelos from adobe brick, stored food, and made clothing from cotton.
Who are the SOUTHWEST INDIANS?
400
This Native American group made their clothing from the bark of cedar trees.
Who are the KWAKIUTL?
400
The Inuit cut blocks of hard-packed snow to build their shelters.
What are IGLOOS?
400
This region is in the center of North America. It stretches from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains and from Texas to Canada.
What is the PLAINS region?
400
This word describes a person who moves around and does not live in a permanent village.
What are NOMADS?
500
The Native Americans of the Northwest included tribes such as the Tlingit and Chinook. They made their clothes from tree bark, lived in log houses, made dugout canoes, and lived in the current states of Oregon and Washington. What animal did they hunt for food and tools?
What is the WHALE?
500
The women in this Native American tribe wore skirts, shirts that looked like capes, and dresses with beads on them. The men wore breechcloths and leggings.
Who are the SEMINOLES?
500
The Plains Indians used bark, earth, and grass to make this home. It protected them from cold and stormy weather.
What a LODGE?
500
This region has hills, mountains, plains, and valleys. It receives plenty of rain; enough to support a forest. It stretched from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River and from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes.
What is the EASTERN WOODLANDS region?
500
A group of people living together who have systems of government, religion, and culture