A strong connection. Part of the same community as plants and animals
What did Northwest Native Americans use to hunt seals/sea lions
Harpoons
What does "Migrate" mean?
move from one place and establish a home in a new place.
Native Americans in the Southeast region centered their villages around these:
Mounds
What type of shelter was great for nomadic tribes as it could be easily packed and unpacked?
Tipi
What did Native Americans believe about "spirits"?
Every part of nature had its own spirit
Corn
What does "Environment" mean?
physical surroundings in a place including land, water, animals, plants, climate
What allowed the Native Americans to enter the continent from Asia?
A landbridge connecting Asia and Alaska
What type of shelter (used by Plateau tribes) was great for keeping people cool in summer and warm in the winter. It was typically made by digging into the ground.
PitHome
They would thank the animal as they killed it.
What job were the women in the Eastern Woodlands given?
Farming
What are Natural Resources?
Useful materials found in nature
Great Plains
What type of shelter (used by Eastern Woodland tribes) was constructed from logs and could house multiple families?
Longhouse
What did Native Americans think about "private property"?
They did not believe that anyone had ownership of the land
The Great Plains hunted what large animal for food, clothing, and making tools?
Buffalo
What is "culture"?
People’s way of life. Includes beliefs, customs, food, dwellings, and clothing.
What is the name of the geographical feature that starts off like a mountain but is flat at the top?
Mesa
What type of building was common to find on top of Mounds?
temples
How did Native Americans utilize the natural resources around them?
They used everything and wasted nothing.
What unique way did the Great Plains tribes hunt buffalo?
They would chase the buffalo and trick them into jumping off of cliffs.
What is a "Cultural Region"
an area in which a group of people share a similar culture and language
What cultural Region had over 100 tribes? (this is the most)
California
What did Mounds start out as?
A burial place