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This type of snow-brick shelter is commonly associated with the Arctic.
Igloo
People in the Great Plains hunted this large animal for meat, hides, and other useful materials.
Bison
This region is known for tundra, sea ice, and extremely cold winters.
Arctic
This is the definition of migration.
The permanent or long-term movement of people or groups from one place to another
These non-native, often violent settlers come from beyond North America to gain control of indigenous land, and are responsible for the near obliteration of Shoshone culture.
Colonizers
People in the Great Basin used temporary shelters suited to their environment and moved when necessary to find these two essential resources.
Food and Water
Indigenous peoples of California made and used these containers to gather, prepare, and store food.
Baskets
This region is described as having vast, dry grasslands.
Great Plains
This is the definition of adaptation.
In this region, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, aka the Iroquois, made their villages along the waterways.
People in the Southwest built many homes using this material made from earth.
Adobe
Indigenous people of the Great Basin made robes from this small rodent.
Rabbit
These 2 regions both have prominent access to the Pacific Ocean.
California and the Pacific Northwest
This happened to the land bridge, as a result of a rise in global temperature, about 10,000 years ago.
It was submerged beneath the ocean
In parts of the Northwest Coast and California, these types of people took on varying gender roles within the tribes, such as men wearing dresses or women hunting.
Two-Spirit
This Arctic shelter was made using animal skins and was suited to seasonal living.
Tupiq
This agricultural technique used by the Hopi helped conserve moisture in the dry Southwest.
Dry Farming
This region extends through the Great Lakes and areas east of the Mississippi River toward the Atlantic coast.
Eastern Woodlands
This is the name of the land bridge that connected Siberia and Alaska.
Beringia
The Chickasaw, Choctaw, Muscogee, Cherokee, and Seminole could all be found in this region.
Southeast
The multi-story homes of the Pueblo people in the Southwest could house as many as ____ members of the community.
1,000
These 2 hunting tactics were primarily used to hunt bison in the Great Plains.
Traps and Game Jumping (Forcing Off Cliffs)
The Columbia and Fraser rivers can be found in this region.
Plateau
The Blackfoots chose not to hunt beavers for this reason.
Beavers made dams, thereby giving the tribe pools of drinking water in their otherwise dry environment