Dakota Sioux
Where did the Sioux use to live (region)?
Great Plains (Northern)
What the Navajo lived in.
Hogan
The original lifestyle of the Cheyenne.
Farming.
Inuit way of life.
Nomadic.
What Sioux grew and hunted (two examples each).
Corn, squash and beans and bison, deer, and elk.
What the Navajo raised as livestock (not hunted).
Sheep.
What changed the lifestyle of the Cheyenne.
Horses.
Name for an Inuit person.
Inuk.
Name five melee weapons that the Sioux used to hunt.
What states the Navajo use to live in.
Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah.
The Cheyenne chief that is famous for leading a Cheyenne tribe away from an Oklahoma reservation and back to homelands.
Little wolf
What the Inuit lived in during the winter.
Igloos.
What Sioux women wore.
Dresses made of deerskin and decorated with rabbit fur.
What the Navajo are known for.
Woven rugs and blankets made of sheep wool.
The death date of Cheyenne chief Black Kettle.
November 27, 1868.
What the Cheyenne harpoons were used to catch.
Fish and whales.
Language the Sioux spoke.
The Siouan language.
What the Navajo used to wear.
Woven yucca plants or deerskin.
Language of the Cheyenne.
Tsėhésenėstsestȯtse.
The places the Inuit lived in certain seasons.
Alaska, Canada, Siberia and Greenland.