Eastern Woodlands Indians
How many people lived in a long house?
20-100 lived in a long house, depending on the family.
What did Plains Indians have for homes?
Native Plains Indians had tipis or lodges to live in.
True or fale does sedendary mean stay in one place
True sri stayed in one place
were did Pacific North West people live
Alask Washingtion Orgon and parts of canada
Where did Inuit (Artic People) live?
Alaska and Greenland
True or false: Did tribes speak the two main languages?
True: They spoke Iroquois and Algonquian.
What are tall fences surrounding villages for protection called?
Palisades
True or false: Was it very hot there?
true
What did Pacific Northwest people make canoes out of?
Cedar or spruce.
What did init Artic people use to hunt
harpoons
Grandmothers did what?
Raised children.
What are stampedes?
They were used to move large heds of buffalo.
What is a Kachina?
a spirit doll
What did Pacific north west people eat
They ate samon,whals,Otters and seals.
What did init Artic people live in the winter and summer?
igloos in winter and tents covered with animal fur
Corn, bean and squash were known as what?
"3 Sisters"
What are Shamans?
Religious leaders who communicated with the spirit world and lead rituals or ceremonies sweat lodges were used.
What is a Turquoise?
a blue or green minral that representid sky and water
What did the totem poles mean?
They represent family history or an honored chief.
What did Init Artic people use for transpotation
They used dog sleds for transportation
True or False: The Eastern Woodland Indians lived in the tree-covered region along the Atlantic coast and near the Great Lakes?
Dancing, fasting, singing and praying were part of ceremonies called what?
Sun Dances
What are hogans?
Hogans are homes made by Navajo men.
What does "potlatches" mean?
It means feasts or parties celebrating a family.
What did Init Artic people use to make drumms
Caribou or walrus stomach