Which Region?
Northwest Region
Southwest Region
Plains Region
Southeast Region
Northeast Region
Arctic Region
100

This region is hot and dry with a lot of sun and very little rain.

What is the Southwest Region?

100

Describe the environment in the NW Region.

What is lots of rain, rivers, streams, pacific ocean, forests, lots of evergreen trees (i.e. cedar which was used to make totem poles), etc.

100

This is an artform that the southwest tribes are known for, often using patterns and geometric shapes in the design.

What is pottery?

100

These homes were made with animals hides and long logs or poles.

What is a tepee?

100

True or false. North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia are part of the southeast region.

True.

100

Homes that were built of wood and bark that were so large that entire clans could live together in one house.

What is a longhouse?

100

Native americans of the arctic region are called ____.

What is inuit?

200

This area is in the middle of the United States.

What is the Plains Region?

200

Because these tribes lived near the water, they were excellent ______ builders.

What are boats?

200

Desribe the clothing that people in the southwest would wear.

Lightweight clothing, shorts or shorter dresses, breech cloths, moccasins. Clothes had to keep the people cool.

200

Describe what it means to have a temperate climate, such as the plains region (and where we live).

They have many seasons, including hot summers and cold winters.

200

The southeast region had unique weather that gave them an advantage. Explain the weather and how it helped them.

The southwest is very humid and warm with lots of rain. This meant they could have longer growing seaons (or even two planting seasons) each year.

200

Describe wampum (belt). What is it made from? What did they look like? What was the meaning?

These were made from beads carved from quahog (calm) shells. The shells were usually bluish-purple and white. These belts had pictures that had geometric shapes, people/figures, trees, etc. They were used to make treaties/agreements, to communicate, as gifts/offerings, and decorations, etc.

200

The arctic region is close to the _____ pole on Earth.

What is the north?

300

Totem poles are a very special part of this region's culture.

What is the Northwest Region?

300
Name two kinds of totem poles and describe their purpose.

What are heraldic poles, house posts/poles, mortuary poles, memorial poles, welcome poles, shame poles.

300

True or false: In the southwest, native americans were able to grow lots of crops due to all of the sun and rain!

False. The southwest is very hot and dry.

300

Describe why the native americans in the plains lived in tepees.

Tepees were used in the plains because they were easy to put up and take down when moving to follow the buffalo.

Bonus: What is the word for people who move a lot?

300

Because these tribes lived close to the water, their main food source was this.

What is fish?

300
The northeast regions was also known as _____.

What is the woodlands?

300

The arctic tribes could not grow food. Why was it difficult, and what did they eat instead?

It was difficult because it was extremely cold, not much sun, and no soil (ice and snow instead). Instead, they mostly ate meat (i.e. seal, fish, whale, caribou).

400

In this region, houses must be built slightly off the ground to avoid flooding.

What is the Southeast Region?

400
The mythological creature that represented power and protection (and some believe controlled the weather, i.e. thunder and lightning).

What is the thunderbird?

400

These homes in the southwest were made with clay, mud, straw, and stone and became dry and hard in the hot sun.

What are adobes.

400

Villages in the plains positioned their tepees so the doors faced this direction. (Why?)

The doors faced east so they could begin each day with the rising sun.

400

In this region, 2 types of special homes (with very silly names) were built. Name and describe one of these homes.

Wattle and Daub - made by weaving wood, vines or river cane together and covering in mud/daub. These had a wood or thatched roof. These homes were more rounded.

Chickees - built a few feet of the ground on poles/stilts to help avoid flooding. Had thatched roofs made of palmetto leaves. These rooves were pitched/slanted.

400

Many tools were carved from _____. These tools or weapons included ____ and ______ (name two).

What is stone? What are axes, knives, arrowheads.

OR

What is bone? What are tools, toys, weapons, and sewing needles.

400

In the arctic, the inuits were masters of building ____ because they had to travel in the water to hunt.

What is a kayak?

500

Some tribes that live in this are in Alaska.

What is the Arctic Region?

500

True or false: the tribes of the northwest ate lots of clams, fish, and salmon.

True.

500

Describe what happened when the coyote rode the sun.

He was burned by the hot sun and is burned his fur, giving him some fur that was black, like the tip of his tail.

500

Native Americans hunted buffalo using this.

What is bow and arrow?

500

We listened to the story of Grandmother Turtle. What was the lesson in this legend?

They created land with the mud from under Grandmother Turtle's nails. Also, do not doubt someone just because they are older. ;)

500

The tribes of the northeast were excellent farmers. Name at least three of their main crops.

What are corn, beans, squash, and pumpkins.

500

Inuits sometimes live in homes made of ice and snow. These are known as ____.

What is an igloo?