Inuit
Iroquois
Kwakiutl
Lakota
Pueblo
100

The Inuit tribes lived in this region of North America/Canada

What is the Arctic?


BONUS - Northern Canada, Alaska, and Greenland

100

The Iroquois tribes lived in this part of the US and Canada.  The winters are cold with snow and the summers are warm with rain

What is the Northeast?

100

The Kwakiutl tribe lives in this part of the country that has mild and rainy weather.

What is the Pacific Northwest?

What is now Britich Columbia and Canada.

100

The Lakota tribes lived in this region of the US and Canada

What is the Great Plains?

100

The Pueblo tribe lived in this part of the US

What is the Southwest Region?

The US States - Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah

200

This weather/temperature is unique to the location of Inuit tribal lands.

What is freezing temperatures year round?
200

The Iroquois tribes made their homes out of these materials.

What are birch bark and pinewood poles?

200

The Kwakiutl tribe made these types of houses of what wood.

What are plank houses made of cedar wood.

200

The Lakota were a Nomadic society so they used these dwellings to move around

What are teepees?

200

The Pueblo tribes made their dwellings out of this material.

What is adobe?

Bonus - adobe is made out of clay.

They built their dwellings into cliff sides.

300

The Inuit tribes used this material for their winter homes.

What are ice blocks?

BONUS - polar bear hide and seal skin for warmth

300

The Iroquois tribes would grow these plants for food sources.

What are the Three Sisters - beans, corn, and squash?

300

Besides houses, the Kwakiutl tribe also used trees to make these.

What are totem poles?

300

The Lakota tribe followed these large animals around as a main food source

What are buffalo?

300

The Pueblo tribes main source of food was growing these three plants.

What are beans, corn, and squash?

BONUS - Also known as the Three Sisters.

400

The Inuit tribes would hunt these animals for food and house materials.

What are polar bears and seals?

BONUS - whales, caribou, walruses, fish, and shellfish

400

The Iroquois tribes would also use these as natural food resources.

What are fish and deer?

BONUS - bear, berries, and nuts.

400

The Kwakiutl tribe used this natural resource as a food source.

What is Salmon?

Also acceptable - deer, seals, and moose.

400

The Lakota tribe used these materials to build their teepees.

What are wooden poles, buffalo skin, and deer skin?

400

Besides animal skins, the Pueblo tribes used these materials to make clothing

What are cotton and/or wool?

500

The Inuit tribes would use these as transportation.

What are kayaks or dog sleds?

500

The Iroquois tribes form these alliances with the tribes around them

What are Confederacies?

500

The Kwakiutl tribe used these as a form of transportation.

What are canoes?

500

The Lakota tribe also used these resources as sources of food.

What are deer, berries, and the three sisters?

BONUS - chokeberries, prairie turnips, beans, corn, and squash

500

The Pueblo tribe built these rooms in the ground for religious rituals and ceremonies.

What is a kiva?