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100

What was the purpose of many Hopi ceremonies?

to bring rain

100

Name an Iroquois custom that is still practiced today.

The Great Council still meets.

100
For what did the people of the Eastern Woodlands use their forest resources?

food, clothing, water, shelter

100

Why did the Iroquois hunters speak to and thank the deer they killed?

They felt a connection to nature and were grateful for the resources they had been given.

100

Where did the Hopi build their villages and why?

on the tops of mesas; for protection

200

Who could be a shaman and what why was the shaman important in the Kwakiutl culture?

Both men and women could be a shaman.  The shaman's job was to cure the sick.
200

Which Great Plains state is home to many Cheyenne today?

Montana

200

Besides meat, what else did animals provide for the people of the Eastern Woodlands?

skins and furs for clothing

200

How did most Plains people get food?

farming and hunting
200
In what type of dwelling did the Eastern Woodland people live?

longhouses

300

What is the name of the party where the hosts give gifts to show their wealth and generosity?

potlatch

300

What new food have the Kwakiutl added to their diet?

sugar

300

Which animal did the Plains people use for meat, clothing, blankets, and utensils?

buffalo

300

What made hunting buffalo easier for the Cheyenne?

horses

300

While hunting, the people of the Great Plains lived in these.

tepees 

400

How do we know that Hopi women had power?

The women owned all the property and passed it down to their daughters.

400

Describe the Hopi today.

They blend old and new ways of living.

400

How did abundant natural resources affect the people of the Northwest Coast?

They didn't have to grow crops or look for building materials.

400

What animals did the ocean provide for the Kwakiutl people for food?

seals and whales

400

These people lived in tall apartment-like dwellings.

Pueblo

500

Who made the decisions in the Iroquois League?

The Great Council

500

Many Native Americans live on these today.

reservations

500

What Anasazi traditions were adopted by the Pueblo people?

They used irrigation systems and built their villages several stories high.

500
What was the main difference in the lifestyles of the Pueblo, Apache, and Navajo people?

Pueblo were farmers; Apache were hunters; Navajo raised sheep

500

The oldest town in the U.S. where the Hopi still live.

Oraibi