Native American Studies
Central American Indians
NW Indians
Great Plains Indians
Etc.
100

Historians believe the earliest Americans came from this continent.

What is Asia?

100

These Indians lived along the Gulf Coast of Mexico.

Who are the Olmecs?

100

These carved wooden posts usually featured faces of animals or birds stacked one on top of the other.

What are totem poles?

100

This larger tribe was also known as Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota.

Who are the Sioux?

100

The Sioux Indians wore clothing made from the hides of deer known by this term.

What is buckskin?

200

Man-made objects left behind by people.

What are artifacts?

200

These Indians built amazing pyramids in Central America.

Who are the Mayans?

200

This Indian tribe lived in California and on the Channel Islands off the coast.

Who were the Chumash?

200
These beautiful spotted horses were very important to the plains Indians.

What are appaloosas?

200

The tribal shamans used these methods to contact their spirits.

What are visions and rituals?

300

This term describes a people's way of life.

What is culture?

300

This tribe built cities with drainage systems.

Who are the Olmecs?

300

The men from this tribe prepared for their whale hunting expeditions by watching the sky and sea for weather signs and by retreating to the woods to ask for guidance from the spirits.

Who were the Makahs?

300

The name for this tribe means "pierced nose."

Who are the Nez Perce?

300

The earliest people, while not Christians, were able to do their part in fulfilling this command from God to populate and care for the earth.

What is the Creation Mandate?

400

This type of scientist searches for artifacts to learn about ancient cultures.

What is an archaeologist?

400

These "arrowhead-like" artifacts seem to suggest that the earliest Americans were hunters.

What are clovis points?

400

The Makah tribe bought food from the Pacific ocean by this method.

What are cedar canoes?

400
This was the primary food source for the migratory Plains Indians.

What is bison (or buffalo)?

400

This governing body for the Iroquois Indians influenced America in forming its government.

What is the Great Council?

500

This is the name given to Indian religious leaders, believed to have communication with the spirits.

What is shaman?

500

This Indian culture in Central America left city ruins behind. 

Who are the Mayans?

500

This tribe worshiped nature's objects such as the sun, animals, and sea creatures instead of the God Who made them all.

Who are the Chumash?

500

The Plains Indians lived in these portable homes so that it was easier for them to follow the buffalo herds.

What are tepees?

500

Known as the "three sisters," these crops were staples of nutrition for the Iroquois.

What are beans, corn, and squash?

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