Eastern Woodland
What are the three siters
Corn, bean, and squash
What did they live in
Tipis or lodges
What were the buildings called that only men could go in
Kivas
What were the poles in front of the homes called
Totem Poles
Where did the Inuit people live?
In Greenland and Alaska
Grandfathers taught with what
stories
Were they nomadic or sendentary
nomadic
What is the name for the spirit dolls
Kachina
What were the parties called
Potlatches
What was the name the Inuit did not like to be called
Eskimos
Who raised the children
Grandmothers
What were the tall fences called that where surrounding the villages
Palisades
Were the people nomadic or sedentary
sedentary
Where did the Pacific Northwest people live?
Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and parts of Canada along the Pacific coast
What did they eat
Seals, whales, polar bears, and caribou
How many people could the long houses fit
20-100 people
What was a religious leader called
Shaman
What were the homes called
Pueblos
What did they build out of Spruce trees
Canoes
What did they use for transportation?
dogsleds
What were the two main languages spoken by the tries
Iroquois and Algonquian
What was a ceremony called
Sun dance
What was blue and green that represented water nd the sky
Turquoise
What did they eat
Salmon, Whales, otters, and seals
What did they use to make drums?
Caribou and walrus stomach