Northwest
Southwest
Vocabulary
Hopi People
Tlingit People
100

What peart of North America is considered the pacific Northwest?

The Coastal area that reaches from Alaska to Northern California. 

100

What is the land like in the Southwest? 

Much of the land is low, flat desert, with high temperatures in some places. 

100

What is irrigation?

A method of channeling water in order to grow crops in dry land.

100

What did the Hopi people call their homes?

Pueblos 

100

What materials did the Tlingit people use to build their homes? 

Boards cut from cedar trees. 

200

In what state do many Tlingit live today? 

Alaska 

200

Why was irrigation important for the Southwest people?

The southwest has little rainfall. 

200

What is a clan?

A group of related families.

200

What was the staple crop of the early Hopi Indians?

Corn

200

List three way the Northwest Indians used wood? 

Canoes, houses, and totem poles. 

300

What important resources did the Northwest Indians catch in rivers?  

They caught salmon. 

300

Where is the southwest located?

The Southwest is located in present day Arizona, New Mexico, part of Texas, and part of Mexico  

300

What is staple?

A main crop and food. 

300

What did the hopi people make their clothing out of? 

Cotton 

300

What did the inside of a Tlingit house look like? 

It was divided to give each family its own area. a cooking fire burned in the center of the house. 

400

How did the Northwest forest influence the Indians living there? 

Northwest Indians used the cedar and spruce trees to build large houses. These large houses became central to their culture. 

400

Name three ways the Hopi adapted to the dry climate of the southwest. 

The Hopi built shelters using stones and clay, and irrigated their crops.  

400

What is Surplus?

Extra

400

For what purpose did the Hopi make pots? 

To store food and water.
400

How did a salmon trap work? 

It stopped the salmon. Some fish were speared and others were swept into the trap on either side.

500

What was Beringia and where was it located?

Beringia was a land bridge that once connected Asia and North America.

500

Why did the Southwest Indians grow crops instead of relying on hunting and gathering? 

The dry climate limited the amount and variety of plants and animals they could have hunted or gathered for food. 

500

What is a potlatch?

A traditional feast of Northwest Indians. 

500

What do the Hopi people do today to continue their cultural traditions?

Hopi dances and ceremonies are held in villages. many Hopi still follow their cultural traditions by making weaving, jewelry, and baskets. 

500

What role did clans have in Tlingit culture? 

People lived with their clans and had strict rules about how clans should treat one another. 

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