Types of Shelters
Vocabulary
Miscellaneous
Eastern Woodlands
The Plains
100

Houses built against canyon walls or caves by the Puebloans 

Pueblos

100

Division of labor

Dividing jobs to make it possible to produce more

100

What is one theory for how people migrated to the Americas?

Bering Strait land bridge, by boat

100

Why were trees important tribes in the Eastern Woodlands?

used for canoes, shelters, tools, weapons, provided food

100

Most important animal

Buffalo

200

Cone-shaped tent

Tepee

200

Civilization

A group of people with ways of life, religion and learning 

200

Long periods of freezing cold (hint the age of the wooly mammoth) 

Ice Ages 

200

Common crops 

corn, beans, squash

200

What were Buffalo used for?

making clothing, tools, food, and shelter

300

Long wooden buildings

Longhouses

300

Ancestor

An early family member

300

How did the early people in the Americas pass down their history?

Oral story telling 

300

What did the Algonquian's use to make hooks and fish traps?

bones and wood

300

Sod

A layer of soil held together by the roots of grasses used to build lodges

400

Round bark covered shelters

Wigwams

400

Ceremony

celebration to honor a cultural or religious event

400

A group of many Native American societies that build large earth mounds

Mound Builders

400

How many tribes were in the Iroquois League?

5

400

What did the plains people use for fuel for their fires? 

Buffalo droppings or Buffalo chips 

500

Large round earthen houses

Lodges

500

Scarce

In short supply

500

Name one plains tribe

Iowa, Missouri, Sioux, Cheyenne, Kiowa, Blackfoot

500

Wampum

beads cut from seashells

500

Pemmican

a dried meat that could be stored