Dwelling
What house was designed to keep out wind and rain used by the Iroquois, what is the houses name?
The Longhouse
When does a pow-wow start
Months in advance
What do they believe in about the winds/directions
They each bring something different
What is a defensive and celebratory piece of clothing for Kiowa
Breastplate
What food they mostly have
Maize and other crops
How many people can a Longhouse hold
60
what is a gift giving tradition natives do to show peace
A Potlatch
What does the color black represent on their compass
It represents the west with rain, water, and streams
A hand woven blanket worn by the Tlingit
Chilkat Robe
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Free points
What is a teepee made out of
Wood and buffalo/animal hides
When natives die what do the others think
They think that the "soul" of the native is on a journey back to where they came from
What does the color yellow represent
It represents the east and prayer and waking in the morning
Which tribes wore the Chilkat Robe
Tlingit and Nisga tribes
What animals did Europeans bring (be specific)
Sheep, goats, cattle, pigs, and horses
What can the adobe house hold up in (what type of weather)
Hot harsh climates
What do the Navajo think about death
It's associated with evil either/or associated with lingering and bury the body as soon as possible
What does the color white represent
It represents the south and warm and lush winds and life come from the south
What are three tribes that wear the Breastplate
Comanche, Kiowa, and Lakota tribes
What did European settlers bring
Animals and fruits
What two tribes from the slides did I point out that used the teepee
Comanche and Crow
What does the Lakota tribe think about death
They honor the journey with overnight wakes featuring prayer, drumming, and singing
What does the color red represent
The north along with winter and cold harsh winds to walk against the harsh winds means you "know patience and endurance
What did they use for decoration
Deer, elk, and buffalo hide and decorated with porcupine quills,animal teeth, bird feathers, and animal claws
What tribes used maize
Pawnee, Arikawa, Sioux, Lakota, and Caddo