Artifacts
Buffalo
Lifestyle
Homes and The Hunt
Miscellaneous
100
An object made by someone from the past.
What is an artifact? (#1 a)
100
This was a flyswatter.
What is the buffalo tail?
100
Nomadic and Permanent Lifestyles were these.
What were the two major lifestyles we have talked about in class?
100
Name a permanent home.
What is the earthlodge or barklodge? (#1 c)
100

A story or piece of history that is kept alive by telling one generation to another.

What is a legend? (#1 b)

200
The Native Americans carried babies in these.
What were cradle boards use for? (#2)
200
Instead of Wal Mart the Native Americans had this?
What is the buffalo? Almost everything they had was made from it. They used every part of the buffalo.
200
A life style where people moved from place to place to find food or follow a food supply.
What is a nomadic lifestyle? (#1 d)
200
A portable homes for Native Americans.
What is a tipi? (#1 f)
200
This was the way Native Americans moved heavy items. They made from 2 tipi poles and buffalo skin.
What is a travois? (#1 e)
300
Native Americans used to carry small pieces of meat, herbs, and medicines.
What is a parfleche? (#1 g)
300
One of the most sacred animals to the Native American’s was this.
What is The White Buffalo? (#8)
300

List three things Native American women were responsible for.

Talking care of children and farming, fixing the earth lodge or tipi, butchering the buffalo, cooking, ect… (#6)

300
The two groups that went on the Buffalo hunts.
What are only men and braves went on the Buffalo hunts? (#10)
300
Crushed up berries and buffalo meat. It was the Native American's Candy.
What is pemmican? (1 h)
400
Native Americans used these to move up and down rivers.
What is a canoe?
400
The Native Americans made these into cups, digging tools, and coal carrying tools.
What are Buffalo Horns?
400
Gatherings for singing, dancing, and praying to the Great Spirit.
What are ceremonies? (#1 i)
400
This is when a Brave change his name.
What is when a teenage boy did something BRAVE? (#11)
400

Describe the buffalo jump and why it was important. 

The buffalo jump was a way the Native Americans hunted buffalo. They would scare them into a stampede and get the to run off a cliff. At the bottom other Native American would be waiting to skin cook and sort the buffalo meat. This was important because the could hunt enough buffalo all at once so that they could survive a season.  

500
List 4 artifacts and what they were used for.
What is Dream catcher= to catch bad dreams, talking stick= to let people know who could talk, medicine bag= to carry herbs, buffalo bladder= to carry water in, dancing stick or eagle feather= to bless ceremonies or things? (#5)
500
These are items the Native Americans made from Buffalo.
What are blankets, robes, tools, water bottles, soap, cups, knives, utensils, religious ceremonies (skull), ect… (#4)
500

This is how Native American lifestyles changed when they received horses.

What is they could hunt farther away from the village, travel farther, and fight other tribes better? (#7)

500
These were the two ways Native Americans hunted buffalo.
What are the Buffalo Jump, horse back riding, spears, and with bows and arrows? (#9)
500
Name 5 Native American tribes from Nebraska.
What are the Souix, Omaha, Otto, Pawnee, Cheyenne, Ponca, Arapaho? (#3)
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