Who does this belong to?
Kayaks
Inuit
The Aztecs inhabited land that is now known as?
Mexico
This Indigenous Nation is found in which part of Canada? (Example: Canadian Shield)
Great Lakes and St.Lawrence Lowlands
The Inuit live in the?
Arctic
Longhouse
Haudenosaunee
Chinampas 'floating gardens'
The nations represented by the Haudenosaunee is also known as? Name ONE of the groups.
Six Nations
Mohawk, Cayuga, Oneida, Onandaga, Seneca, Tuscarora
Name at least 2 things included in the Inuit diet
whale, seal, blubber, caribou, berries, plants
Chinampas
Aztecs
Since Aztecs lived on an island landform, what was built to help the people get around?
Walkways
How does the forest provide for the Haudenosaunee?
Wood to create longhouses, construct canoes and tools
Plants and berries for food, medicines
Igloos in the winter, tupiqs in the spring/summer
Tupiqs
Inuit
Explain why living on an island was both helpful and challenging for the Aztecs
Helpful: hard for enemies to reach them
Challenging: difficult to travel
What is the importance of stone to these people?
Name ONE type of stone available in this region?
Stone allows to create tools for hunting, writing, building, etc.
Obsidian, flint, quartz, limestone, slate
Describe at least 3 ways that the Inuit used animals
meat for food, blubber for warmth and cooking, fur and skin for clothing and covering their homes, bones for tools
Three Sisters
Haudenosaunee
"The Aztecs had to work very hard to make this island
into a city that was safe for people to live."
Explain why this statement is true by sharing 2 facts
-active volcano with poisonous gas
- brown recluse spiders
- dangerous snakes
- very hot climate
- earthquakes
- swampy area made it hard to grow things to eat
The Haudenosaunee lived near lakes. Share 2 reasons why this was beneficial to the people.
- rivers were great for growing crops
- lakes and rivers were essential for traveling in canoes
- allowed for fishing
Cold is an environmental condition that impacts the Inuit. Name 3 things that is a result of living in a cold place.
- hard snow used for constructing igloos
- tundra terrain limits plant growth so they rely on hunting for food
- limited types of animals living in the area