American Indian Trade routes
Another example of trade comes from...
the Hohokam tribe in what is now Arizona
Many native people traveled by canoe on major rivers like the ______,______,______, and ______
Mississippi, Ohio , Columbia, and Missouri.
__________________ tribes created and used many tools
American Indian
Canoes were also made by _________ out a large log.
carving
____________ and __________ have been discovered far from their natural location.
Copper and obsidian
Native peoples made and named after ______.
paths.
Various tools were used for _________,_______,______and in everyday life
hunting, fishing, farming
American Indians disciplined themselves by walking ______________ in a single file
walking heel-to-toe
Trade was _____________________part of the government
essential
Trails often followed the "____________" of the ridge
"Military crest"
Sewing needles were made of_______________.
animal bone
_____________were very popular because________
bark canoes...were lightweight
The Honokam traded bison hides for______
seashells
_______ and ________ is on top of an old path native people used 11,000 years ago!
Chicago and Detroit
Medicinal purposes called____________ prevent soil erosion.
milpas
the final canoe called a ________ was very heavy
dugout
Plains tribes often traded ______, ______,________ and tallow with other tribes for ______ and _____
bison robes, dried meat... corn, and squash
We still use a lot of _______ that the native used a long time ago
trails
They created drills and chisels to bulid______,________ and _________