Stealth and Awareness
Was the mastery of stealth essential?
yes! :D
how many words are on the last page
241 words
What did they use the animal skins for?
anything from boots to shelters
What was the first word in the text?
Today
What do we call the original Americans now
The native americans
What was the walk the natives used called?
The fox walk
What animals are on the last picture?
Bison
How did Native Americans conserve their food?
They dried their food, mostly to storage it for the winter
How many pictures were there in total
2
What was the natives doctors called
Why weren't Native Americans and soldiers not able to stealthily walk using the same techniques?
Native americans wore soft material or walked barefoot, while soldiers used heavy combat boots
BOO!?
AHH!
What plants did the natives specifically use as medicine
tobacco and tree barks
What was the last word?
Necessary
When drying food a storm would be extremely concerning because...
If the food was soaked during a storm it would spoil
Why was it neccesary to sneak very close to the animals while hunting?
The bows were bad and had a short range
How many people is in the picture on page 11
three
Name two ways the natives could foresee the weather
- Ring around the moon reveals moisture in the atmosphere and signs rain.
- Flat-bottomed clouds with puffy or anvil-shaped top means a thunderstorm
- Horses get nervous means a storm is on the way
- Squirrels gathering food earlier than usual means a long winter
Finish the sentence:
Modern soldiers learn to walk
quietly through forest
Wasting any part of a harvested animal was seen as...
As an insult to both the hunter and animal itself
How did the stealth walk, mentioned in the text, work?
place your heel gently on the ground. Then roll your foot forward until the ball touches down. With soft (or no) footwear you can feel anything that’s likely to snap or rustle and move your foot clear of it if necessary
What is the text called?
Lost Native American Survival Skills
Why did the Native Americans Manage the landscapes? Mention at least 1 purpose related to the question.
- To encourage new growth
- Clearing areas for farming
How many times does the word "Native" occur
14 times
Native Americal culture mainly built around?
A spiritual connection to land, nature and animals