Culture
Economy
Environment
Government
History
100
The beliefs, social customs, and traits of a group of people.
What is culture?
100
Two basic economic influences on housing.
What are the production and consumption of goods and services.
100
The condition, object, places, and people around you.
What is environment?
100
Levels at which government influences housing.
What are federal, state, and local?
100
They were here before the colonists.
Who are Native Americans?
200
Navajo Dwellings made of logs & mud.
What are hogans?
200
Objects, qualities, and personal strengths that can be used to reach goals.
What are resources?
200
Environment provided by nature.
What is natural environment?
200
Period of first housing laws.
What is colonial times?
200
Shelter of early humans.
What are caves and dugouts?
300
View of Native Americans that land belongs to everyone.
What is common property.
300
The term for the number of houses being built in a year.
What are housing starts?
300
Weather conditions in a region.
What is climate?
300
Restrictions that control land use.
What are zoning regulations?
300
Dwellings of the early Native Americans.
What are tepees and wigwams?
400
Type of ownership Europeans sought in North America.
What is private ownership?
400
Average number of housing starts in a year.
What is two million.
400
The lay of the land.
What is topography?
400
National guide for building standards.
What are uniform building codes?
400
Event where neighbors would come over to help build a house.
What is a house raising?
500
Direction that the door faced in Navajo dwellings.
What is East?
500
Type of industry that employs planners, developers, and builders.
What is the housing industry?
500
Architect who designed homes that visually fit with their natural environment.
What is Frank Lloyd Wright.
500
The full name for the department called HUD.
What is the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development?
500
A housing symbol of the early United States.
What is the log cabin?
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