Southeast
Eastern Woodlands
Great Plains
Southwest
Great Basin
Northwest Coast
Arctic
100
The number on the map that represents the Southeast region
What is 4?
100
Rectangular houses that held many families
What is a longhouse?
100
The tribes of the Great Plains used parts of the _____ for food, clothing, and shelter.
What is bison or buffalo?
100
The climate in the Southwest region is very dry, so the native peoples used ____ systems to grow crops.
What is irrigation?
100
The number on the map that represents the Great Basin region
What is 7?
100
Created in the Northwest Coastal region to tell a three-part story about its creator
What is a totem pole?
100
"Medicine man"
What is a shaman?
200
The region you live in
What is Southeast?
200
Formed to make laws and decisions for the Iroquois League of Nations
What is the Great Council?
200
Used to carry buffalo back to camp
What is travois?
200
The peoples of the Southwest region made their homes out of _____.
What is adobe?
200
The Great Basin peoples performed this to help release their stress after a long winter.
What is the Bear Dance?
200
Feasts in the Northwest Coast held to celebrate many different events, such as wealth, marriage, important people, or raising a totem pole
What are potlatches?
200
Permanently frozen ground
What is permafrost?
300
A type of home that is made by weaving river cane, wood, and vines into a frame and then packed with mud
What is Wattle and Daub?
300
The number on the map that represents the Eastern Woodlands
What is 5?
300
Describe the landscape of the Great Plains region.
What is flat and grassy?
300
Hills with flat tops
What are mesas?
300
The people of the Great Basin traveled by _____.
What is horse or walking?
300
The number on the map that represents the Northwest Coast
What is 1?
300
Peoples of the Arctic region traveled by water in kayaks and _____.
What are umiaks?
400
The climate of the Southeast region
What is moderate?
400
The group of tribes that lived in the Eastern Woodlands:
A. Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole
B. Blackfoot, Cheyenne, Sioux, Mandan, Kiowa, Crow, and Pawnee
C. Haida, Chinooks, Makahs, and Kwakiutl
D. Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, and Seneca
What is D (Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, and Seneca)?
400
The nomadic peoples of the Great Plains used _____ as their homes while they hunted buffalo.
What are tipis?
400
Used to educate children on the tribal religion
What are Kachina dolls?
400
A sacred ritual dance held in the summer that focused on life, death, and rebirth
What is the Sun Dance?
400
The main source of food for the Northwest Coast tribes
What are whales?
400
The number on the map that represents the Arctic region
What is 6?
500
The nickname for Chocktaws who served in the United States Army who sent and received messages in their native language
What are "code talkers"?
500
Belts made by stringing shells together
What are Wampum belts?
500
The practice of touching or scaring their enemies with a stick and escaping without harming or being harmed by the enemy
What is counting coup?
500
Southwestern villages
What are pueblos?
500
A woman named Dat So La Lee is famous for _____.
What is basket weaving?
500
The three parts of the totem pole represent _____, _____, and _____.
What is the Past, the Present, and the Future?
500
Spear-like tools for catching large marine animals
What are harpoons?