Shelters
A rectangular shelter built by the Iroquois
Longhouse
In what culture area did the Navajos and Pueblos live?
Southwest
The Nez Perces tribe was named by ____________ settlers.
French
Customs, beliefs, creative arts, and institutions of a group of people are
called ___________.
Culture
What is the term for used to describe a Native American religious leader.
Shaman
A Navajo home that was dome-shaped and made of wooden
poles, tree bark, and mud
Hogan
In what culture area did the Cherokees live?
Southeast Woodlands
________ ______ suggests that the earliest Americans were hunters.
Clovis points
A person who looks for artifacts is called __________.
An archaeologist
Which tribe used the wattle and daub method to build homes?
Cherokee
an American Indian village of the Southwest made of stone and adobe buildings built very close together
Pueblo
In what culture area did the Makah live?
Plateau
What did the Iroquois sometimes use as money?
wampum
Filling and ruling over land is part of what mandate?
Creation Mandate
What is tanning
a process of soaking, drying, and stretching hides to preserve them.
a special room in a pueblo that was set aside for religious
activities
Kiva
In what culture area did the Inuits live?
Arctic
_______ was a frame used by Native Americans to carry babies on their backs.
Cradleboard
The first Americans may have come by crossing the__________ ________.
Bering Straight
What is a tomol?
A boat made by the Chumash people.
a dome-shaped house made of blocks of snow and ice or sod that was built by
the nomadic Inuits
Igloo
In what culture area did the Iroquois live?
Northeast Woodlands
Early Americans fulfilled the Creation Mandate by filling and ruling over ______ ________. (Hint it's a continent)
North America
Items found from the past used to study the past are called ____________.
Artifacts
Shamanism tries to get in touch with spirits whereas Christians trust God alone for help.