Vocabulary
Powhatan
Lakota
Pueblo
Culture and Contributions
100

Places that have the same characteristics, environment or climate

Region

100

A wooded area with thick forests, rivers, lakes and streams

Eastern Woodland
100

Homes that Lakota built that were able to be taken down easily and moved

Teepee

100

The Pueblo's main form of transportation

Walking

100
Native American contribution where they loved their land and took only what they needed to survive

Respect for Nature

200

Our surroundings including land, water, and climate

Environment

200
One occupation of the Powhatan that they used canoes and nets for

Fishing

200

The main animal the Lakota hunted that was their main source of food

Buffalo (or bison)


200

Occupations of Pueblo

farming

hunting

200

Native American contribution where they understood the soil and seasons 

Farming

300

the beliefs customs and way of life of a group of people

Culture
300

Homes of the Powhatan that were made from trees, bark and reeds--they often had many families living in them at once

Longhouses

300

A land of rolling hills, grasslands, and plains 

Great Plains

300

Homes of the Pueblo that were durable and multi-story with terraces

Adobe homes

300

Native American contributions to art included:

pottery

weaving

beadwork

carvings

400
Sun-dried bricks made of clay and straw

Adobe

400

Powhatan main form of transportation that was made from a tree that was dugout

Canoe

400

Two main forms of transportation for Lakota 

walking and riding horses

400

Farming technique used to keep moisture in plants for them to survive in the hot desert area

Waffle gardening

400

An item or action from the past that makes life easier today

Contribution
500

People who have lived in Virginia and other parts of North America for thousands of years

Native Americans or American Indians

500

The climate in the region where the Powhatan lived

hot, humid summers

mild winters

500

Climate in the region where the Lakota lived

hot, dry summers

harsh, long and cold winters

500

Climate in the region where the Pueblo lived

year-round warm temperatures

cold nights

low precipitation

500

A contribution of Native American people today

museums and research

space exploration

Olympic competitions