Origins
Arctic/Inuit
Northwest
Great Basin
100

What was the big change in climate that helped the native Americans live in North America?

Melting of the ice

100

What was the Inuit's main source of food?

Meat

100

What was the main source of food for the Northwestern people discussed in class?

Fish

100

What were the summers like in the Great Basin?

Hot and Dry

200

What was the name of the land bridge between Russia and Alaska?

Beringia

200

What animals did the Inuit follow in the summer months?

Caribou (reindeer)

200

What did these people create to tell the story of their family or tribe?

Totem Pole

200

What were corrals used for by the people of the Great Basin?

Catching rabbits
300

As the climate warmed in North America and people began settling in areas, what were the native Americans able to begin doing?

Farming

300

What is the name of the environment that the Inuit lived in?

Tundra

300

What environment did the people of the Northwest live in?

Forest

300

What kind of nuts did the people of the Great Basin eat?

Pine Nuts

400

What giant animal did the native Americans hunt in north America as the ice age was ending

Mastodon

(a large prehistoric animal similar to an elephant and a mammoth)

400

What did the Inuit use tendons for?

Rope

400

What were Shamans a link between?

The physical and spiritual world

400

Where were the people of the Great Basin located?

Between the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the Rocky Mountains
500
During the ice age, what blocked the Native Americans from entering into North America?

Giant ice sheets

500

What 2 kinds of plants did the Inuits use for food?

Seaweed and grass

500

What did the northwest native american's clothing show about them to others in their village?

status and wealth

500

Name 4 animals listed in the ppt or reading that the people of the Great Basin ate for food

Deer, rabbits, lizards and insects

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