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The Eastern Woodlands
The Great Plains
The Southwest Desert
The Northwest Coast
Vocabulary
100
What league of Native American's lived in the eastern woodland area?
Iroquois League
100
While hunting the Native Americans that lived in The Great Plains area built what kind of houses?
Tepees
100
What was the one thing that the Hopi needed most in order to survive?
Rain
100
What did the Kwakiutl Indians carve in order to show wealth?
Totem poles
100
An Iroquois building used for shelter
A longhouse
200
What kind of things did the Iroquois use the Woodlands for?
1. their homes 2. canoes 3. food 4. clothing
200
Name two tribes that live in the great plains area.
1. Lakota 2. Sioux 3. Pawnee 4. Osage 5. Cheyenne
200
What two tribes became known as the Pueblo Indians?
Hopi and Zuni
200
The Kwakiutl people liked to perform what kind of ceremonies?
dancing ceremonies
200
A gathering of American Indians is?
A Powwow
300
Name three of the six tribes from the Iroquois League.
1. Seneca 2. Cayuga 3. Onondaga 4. Oneida 5. Mohawk 6. Tuscarora
300
What was the most important animal to the Cheyenne people?
a horse
300
What was a kiva?
an underground chamber where ceremonies were performed
300
What did the Kwakiutl build their houses from?
cedar trees
300
A person Kwakutl people went to when they were not feeling well.
Shaman
400
Where did the tribes send their representatives?
The Great Council
400
What animal did the Cheyenne people hunt?
Buffalo
400
Name three tribes that lived in teh Southwest Desert area.
1. Hopi 2. Zuni 3. Navajo 4. Papago 5. Pima 6. Apache 7. Karankawas
400
300 years ago 15, 000 Kwakiutl Indians lived but only how many survive today?
4,000
400
People used poles to transport buffalo meat and other goods by making a
travois
500
How many representatives were sent to the Great Council?
50
500
Where do most of the Cheyenne people live today?
on a reservation in Montana
500
Where is the Hopi reservation located today?
Arizona
500
What animals did the Kwakiutl hunt at sea?
Seals, sea otters, and whales
500
a group of families bound together under a single leadership
tribe