Shelters
What shelter was made from clay bricks and red mud and who used it?
Adobe Houses used by the Pueblo
Which two tribes primarily ate seafood?
Inuit and Kwakiutl
What kind of climate did the Pueblo live in?
Desert - dry and hot
Where did the Lakota live?
Great Plains
What term is offensive to the Inuit and why?
Eskimo, means flesh eater
What was used by the Inuit tribe?
Igloos
What kind of food did the Iroquois eat?
Deer, corn, squash, beans, etc.
What kind of climate did the Kwakiutl live in?
Mild and rainy
Where did the Pueblo live?
Which two tribes lived in areas where resources were easy to come by?
Iroquois and Kwakiutl (could argue for Lakota...)
Which tribe housed multiple families in one longhouse?
Iroqoius
What kind of food did the Lakota eat?
Buffalo
What kind of climate did the Lakota live in?
Grasslands
Where did the Kwakiutl live?
Present day Oregon and Washington = Pacific Northwest
What was a Kwakiutl ceremony called that displayed their wealth?
Potlach
What did the Kwakiutl tribe live in?
Cedar Plank Houses
What kind of food did the Inuit hunt?
Whales and seals
What kind of climate did the Inuit live in?
Artic climate, below freezing temps
Where did the Inuit live?
Northwest Canada
Which tribe lived with their extended family in the same house?
Pueblo in Adobe Houses
Why did the Lakota make teepees as their shelters?
So they could pick them up and move easily since they were Nomadic Peoples
What kind of farming system did the Pueblo tribe use to grow corn and why?
Irrigation, because they lived in the desert
What kind of climate did the Iroquois live in?
Humid, coast/continental + good for farming
Where did the Iroquois live?
Eastern Woodlands (Coastal plains/appalachian mountains)
Which tribe used the totem poles and what were they used for?
To respect/summon ancestors by the Kwakiutl tribe